How many cubes of side 8 cm can be formed by melting a cuboid of length 24 cm, breadth 16 cm and height 16 cm?
Given:
Cuboid Dimensions:
Cube Side Length = 8 cm
Formula Used:
The volume remains the same after melting and reshaping.
Thus, the number of small cubes that can be formed is:
Volume of cuboid = Length × Breadth × Height
Volume of cube = Side³
Solution:
Calculate the volume of the cuboid:
Calculate the volume of one cube:
Find the number of cubes:
Option (d) is right.
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