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Answer:
we know that, Volume of cube=a³
Let volume of 1st cube be 2x with side a and other be x with side A (according to given ratio)
Step-by-step explanation:
ATQ: 2x=a³ and, x=A³
a=³√2x and, A=x
we know that, surface area of cube is 6a²
Thus, surface area of 1st cube = 6(³√2x)²
= 6³√4x²
Surface area of 2nd cube=6(x)²=6x²
Ratio of S.A=(6³√4x²)÷(6x²)
Ratio of S.A=³√4:1
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Answer:
your mom
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the elimination method to get rid of one of the variables.
Find the value of one variable.
Find the value of the remaining variables using substitution.
Clearly state the final answer.
Check your answer by substituting both values into either of the original equations.
The equation would be written like this 2x-10=48. First add 10 to both sides so 2x-10+10=48+10 so simplified that is 2x=58. Now, divide both sides by 2 to get x by itself so it will look like this 2x/2=58/2 simplified that is x=29. I hope this helped you.
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