A box contains length 10 m , width 6 m and height 4 m . How many cubes of volume 15 cum can accommodate in the box ?
Given:
Length of box = 10 m
Width of box = 6 m
Height of box = 4 m
Volume of each cube = 15 cubic meters (cum)
Formula Used:
Number of cubes =
Volume of box = Length × Width × Height
Solution:
Volume of box = 10 × 6 × 4 =240 cum
Number of cubes = = 16
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