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2 years ago

Please solve quickly

Mathematics

1 answer:

dem82 [27]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

first you need to find the height

V = L×W×H

the volume your given is 880mm³

length is 22mm

width is 8mm

height is unknown

furthermore

V=L×W×H

880mm³= 22mm×8mm×H

880mm³= 176mm²×H

880mm³/176mm²=176mm²/176mm²×H

5mm=H

H=5mm

<h3>Surface Area= S.A</h3>

therefore S.A=2(L×W+ W×H +L×H)

=2(22mm×8mm+8mm×5mm+22mm×5mm)

=2(176mm²+40mm²+ 110mm²)

=352mm²+80mm²+220mm²

=652mm²

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