Math, asked by athidhvasuj123, 10 months ago

what is the LSA of a cuboid

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Answered by ADTHEGR8

10

Answer:

LSA OF A CUBOID = 2(L+B)×H

where L = length of cuboid

B=breadth

H=height

Answered by tanvithaandkamala

6

2h (l+b) is the answer

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