Physics, asked by bharatgaonkar61, 6 months ago

what formula should be used?

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Answered by srivarshini2006

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Answer:

the formula is length ×breadth×thickness

Explanation:

because in some objects it has height and in some objects it has thickness

the actual formula is l×b×h

but here thickness is given then we multiply by thickness

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