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volume of a cube is 27 cube cm .The total surface area of a cube whose sides are doubled at the above cube is ???​

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Answered by Anonymous
0

Step-by-step explanation:

Let a be the side of the cube.

Then its total surface area will be S

1

=6a

2

.

Now if the sides are doubled then the length of new sides be 2a.

And the total surface area will be 6×(2a)

2

=4×6a

2

=4×S

1

.

So surface area will be four times the original surface area.

Answered by LoverLoser
1

Given :

  • Volume of a cube = 27 cm³.

To Find :

  • The total surface area of a cube whose sides are doubled at the above.

Solution :

Using Formula : Volume of Cube = a³

\longrightarrow 27 = a³

\longrightarrow √(3 × 3 × 3) = a

\longrightarrow 3 = a

  • Hence, we got the side of the cube = 3 cm.

According to the question :

  • The total surface area of a cube whose sides are doubled at the above.
  • Side = 3 cm.

The side of the required cube will be :

\longrightarrow 2 × 3 cm

\longrightarrow 6 cm

Using Formula : TSA of Cube = 6a²

\longrightarrow TSA of Cube = 6 × 6²

\longrightarrow TSA of Cube = 6 × 6 × 6

\longrightarrow TSA of Cube = 216

  • Hence, the Total surface area of the required Cube = 216 cm².
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