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34kurt2 years ago

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The Surface area of the cube will be 433.5 square feet. Then the correct option is C.

<h3>What is a surface area of a cube?</h3>

Suppose that: The side length of the considered cube is L units. Then, we get:

Surface area of that cube = 6L² square units.

Bella is wrapping a cube shape box that measures 8.5 inches along each side.

The edge length of the cube is 8.5 meters.

Then the Surface area of the cube will be

Surface area = 6 x 8.5²

Surface area = 6 x 72.25

Surface area = 433.5 square feet

The Surface area of the cube will be 433.5 square feet.

Then the correct option is C.

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