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Two cubes each of volume 27^3cm are joined end to end to form a solid. Find the surface area. of resulting solid.​

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Given :-

  • Two cubes each of volume 27cm³ are joined to make a cuboid .

To Find :-

  • The surface area of the resulting solid .

Solution :-

Given that the volume of cube is 27cm³ . We know that the volume of cube is given by (side)³ .

So , if we assume each side to be a , then ,


\longrightarrow a³ = 27cm³


\longrightarrow a = ³√{27cm³}


\longrightarrow a = ³√3³cm³


\longrightarrow a = 3 cm .

  • Hence , if we join two cubes we will get a cuboid of length 3cm + 3cm = 6cm . (l)
  • The breadth would be 3cm .( b)
  • The height would be 3cm .(h)

See attachment for figure .

And as we know that TSA of cuboid is ,


\longrightarrowTSA = 2( lb + bh + hl )


\longrightarrow TSA = 2 ( 6*3 + 3*3 + 3*6) cm²


\longrightarrowTSA = 2 ( 18 +9 +18 )cm²


\longrightarrow TSA = 2 * 45cm²


\longrightarrow TSA = 90 cm²

Hence the new surface area of the solid is 90cm² .

I hope this helps.

Two cubes each of volume 27^3cm are joined end to end to form a solid. Find the surface-example-1
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