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Ram Kushwah 6 years, 11 months ago
In fist cuboid say a=40 ,b=60,c=50
SA=2(ab+BC+ca)
=2(40×60+60×50+50×40)
=2(2400+3000+2000)=2×7400=14800 cm2.....(1)
In 2nd cuboid a=b=c=50 this is a cube
SA=6a2=6×50×50=15000 cm2....(2)
So 1st one requires less material.
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