Math, asked by himom94023, 9 months ago

What is the surface-area-to-volume ratio of a cube whose sides are 6 cm long

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Answered by sanyam75

5

Answer:

total surface area : 6a^2

= 6*6*6

= 216

volume : a^3

= 6^3

= 216

ratio = 1:1

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Answered by abhishekyadavfwee1

1

Answer:

surface area of cube =a^2

=6^2=36

volume=a^3

=6^3

216

ratio of surface area /volume=36/216

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