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3 years ago

A solid cuboid is made from centimeter cubes how many centimeter cubes were used to make the cuboid

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prisoha [69]3 years ago

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This question is incomplete because it lacks the appropriate diagram.

Please find attached this answer the appropriate diagram.

Kindly note that: The diagram was obtained from or referenced from Planes and Elevation (F) Version 3 January 2016.

Answer:

72 centimeter cubes

Step-by-step explanation:

Looking at the attached diagram, we are given 3 views of the cuboid

a) The plan view: The is the view of the cuboid from the top or a very high position

b) Front Elevation view: This is the view of the cuboid from the front

c) Side elevation view: This is the view of the cuboid from the side.

In the referenced and attached diagram,

The plan view shows us the top of the cuboid with a length of 4 and breadth of 6

The front elevation view shows us the front of the cuboid with a length of 3 and breadth of 4

The side elevation view shows us the side of the cuboid with a length is 3 and breadth of 6

We are told to find the number of centimeter cubes were used to make the cuboid. This means we are to find the volume of the cuboid.

Volume of a cuboid = Length × Width × Height

Combining the 3 views together,

The Length of the cuboid = 4

Width of the cuboid = 6

Height of the cuboid = 3

Volume of the cuboid = 4 × 6 × 3

= 72

Therefore, the number of centimeter cubes that were used to make the cuboid is 72.

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