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The area of three consecutive faces of a cuboid are 12 sq. cm, 20 sq. cm and 15 sq. cm, then the volume (in cm cube) of the cuboid is
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10
80
60
Let Length = l , breadth = b , and height = h Area of 1st adjacent face = Length × Breadth 15 cm² = l × b -------------(1) So,In this case length can be 1 or 15 or 5 or 3 breadth can be 1cm or 15cm or 5cm or 3cm Area of 2nd adjacent face = Breadth × Height 20 cm² = b × h --------------(2) In this case breadth could be 1cm or 20cm or 5cm or 4cm or 10cm or 2cm In both the cases 5 is common for breadth. So, breadth is 5 cm Put breadth= 5 cm in (1) we get, 15cm² = l × 5cm ⇒ length = 15cm²/5cm = 3cm and Putting breadth = 5cm in (2) we get, 20cm² = 5cm × height height= 20cm²/5cm = 4cm So, Length = 3 cm Breadth = 5 cm Height = 4 cm We know that volume of cuboid is Length×Breadth×Height So, Volume of cuboid = 3cm×5cm×4cm =60cm³
Hence, option 4 is the correct answer.
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