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There is a cuboids box with the length 4, width 2 and height 3. Now I will have to calculate the area of the box. So what will be the area?
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There is a cuboids box with the
length 4, width 2 and height 3. Now
I will have to calculate the area of
the box. So what will be the area?
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4*2*3=24 cm^2
Stick with the rule of
Height*length*width
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Multiply the length by the width by the height.
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