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GenaCL600 [577]
2 years ago
5

The surface area of a cube is 216m2 what is the volume of the cube

Mathematics
2 answers:
shutvik [7]2 years ago
5 0
<h3>Given:-</h3>

  • Total Surface Area of Cube is 216 m²

<h3>To Find:-</h3>

  • Volume of Cube = ??

<h3>Solution:-</h3>

Let , The side of a Cube be a .

\\\diamond{\underline{\underline{\sf {\;\; Calculating\; Side\;  of  \; Cube :-}}}}\\

\\ \pink \star \:  \: {\underline{\boxed {\bf{  TSA_{ \red{ \{Cube \}}}  \: = 6 {(a)}^{2} }}} }\; \red\bigstar  \\

Where,

  • » TSA denotes Total Surface Area
  • » a denotes Side of cube

\\  \: \sf\implies \:  TSA_{ \red{ \{Cube \}}}  \: = 6  \: {(a)} \: ^{2}   \\

\\  \: \sf\implies \:  216 \: = 6  \: {(a)} \: ^{2}   \\

\\  \: \sf\implies   \: {(a)} \: ^{2} \:  =  \:  \frac{216}{6}     \: \\

\\  \: \sf\implies   \: {(a)} \: ^{2} \:  =  \:  36    \: \\

\\  \: \sf\implies   \: a \:  =  \:  \sqrt{ \: 36 \: }  \:   \: \\

\\  \: \sf\implies   \: a \:  =  \:  6 \: {m}^{2}   \:   \: \\

\\ \implies{\underline{\boxed{\frak { Side  = 6  \: m^3 }}}} \; \purple\bigstar \\

\qquad \rule{120pt}{3pt}

\\\diamond{\underline{\underline{\sf {\;\; Calculating\; Volume\;  of  \; Cube :-}}}}\\

\\ \pink \star \:  \: {\underline{\boxed {\bf{  Volume_{ \red{ \{Cube \}}}  \: =  {(a)}^{3} }}} }\; \red\bigstar  \\

Where,

  • » a denotes Side of cube

\\  \: \sf\implies \:  Volume_{ \red{ \{Cube \}}}  \: =   \: {(a)} \: ^{3}   \\

\\  \: \sf\implies \:  Volume_{ \red{ \{Cube \}}}  \: =   \: {(6)} \: ^{3}   \\

\\  \: \sf\implies \:  Volume_{ \red{ \{Cube \}}}  \: =   \: 216 \: {cm} \: ^{3}   \\

\\ \implies{\underline{\boxed{\frak { Volume_{ \red{ \{Cube \}}}  \: =   \: 216 \: {cm} \: ^{3} }}}} \; \purple\bigstar \\

\\\qquad \rule{120pt}{3pt}\\

Therefore, The Volume of Cube is 216 cm ³

romanna [79]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

216 is correct answer. Please Mark it as brainlist answer.

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