Question
Find the volume of a cuboid whose: Length $= 1.2\ cm,$ breadth $= 30\ cm,$ height $= 15\ cm$
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Answer
In a cuboid Length $(l) = 1.2\ cm = 120\ cm$
breadth $(6) = 30\ cm$
Height $(h) = 15\ cm$
$\therefore$ Valume $= lbh = 120 × 30 × 15\ cm^3= 54000\ cm^3$
breadth $(6) = 30\ cm$
Height $(h) = 15\ cm$
$\therefore$ Valume $= lbh = 120 × 30 × 15\ cm^3= 54000\ cm^3$
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