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In the figure above, X and Y are the centers of two opposite faces of the cube. What is the length of XY?
(1) The volume of the cube is 27 cubic meters
(2) The surface area of the cube is 54 square meters
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In the figure, X and Y are the centers of two opposite faces of the cube.
So XY will be equal to side , let assume it to be ''a''.
Statement 1: Volume is given , Volume of cube = cube of a , so we can findout the value of a
Statement 2 : Surface area is given , surface area of cube = 6 * square of a , from this also we can find out the a
From both statement individually, we can find a (XY).
So Answer would be D
So XY will be equal to side , let assume it to be ''a''.
Statement 1: Volume is given , Volume of cube = cube of a , so we can findout the value of a
Statement 2 : Surface area is given , surface area of cube = 6 * square of a , from this also we can find out the a
From both statement individually, we can find a (XY).
So Answer would be D
