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2 years ago

HURRYYYYYY !! A cube has an edge length of 9 centimeters.

Mathematics

1 answer:

CaHeK987 [17]2 years ago

5 0

The perimiter is 4 times 1 side
currently, it is 9 times 4 or 36

increased by 3
I think y mean times 3
so 9*3=27
new perimiter is 27*4=108

how much larger is it?
108-36=72

it is 72cm larger

it is the first answer
(it isn't cm² because that is for area and we are calculating perimiter)

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