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Chapter 7: Q17. (page 399)

Find the area or volume of each.

Short Answer

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The required area is represented by 105 cubic centimeters.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Analyze the provided figure.

The provided figure is representing a cuboid having length 5 cm, breadth 7 cm and height 3 cm so its volume will be calculated.

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Step 2. Take the help of volume of cuboid.

Take the help of formula represented by V=length×breadth×heightthat is associated with the volume of cuboid. So, substitute the provided length, breadth and height into the formula and simplify.

V=5×7×3=105

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Step 3. Write the conclusion.

The obtained volume is 105 in cubic centimeters so it is the required volume.

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