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Imagine that you have gelatin cut into three cubes: the length of a side of cube

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Question

Imagine that you have gelatin cut into three cubes: the length of a side of cube A is a , the side of cube B is double the side of A , and the side of cube C is three times the side of A.

Determine the volumes of the cubes.

Express your answers in terms of a separated by commas.

Determine the surface areas of the cubes.

Express your answers in terms of a separated by commas.

Determine the cross-sectional areas of the cubes.

Express your answers in terms of a separated by commas.

Determine the masses of the cubes in terms of the density of gelatin ? .

Express your answers in terms of a and ? separated by commas.

Explanation / Answer

Side of 1st cube = a

Side of 2nd cube=2a

Side of 3rd cube = 3a

Volume of the cubes = a3 , 8a3 , 27a3

Surface areaof cube = 6a2 , 24a2 , 54a2

                      Cross sectional areas of the cubes = a2 , 4a2 , 9a2

density = mass/vol.

mass = density* vol.

let density = ?

masses of the cubes in terms of the density: = ?a3 , ? 8a3 , ?27a3