Two cuboids

A cuboid has dimensions of 2 m × 3 m × 4 m. We increase the length of all edges by 50 cm.
1. By what percentage does the surface area of the cuboid increase compared to the original? Round the result to the nearest whole percent.
2. By what percentage does the volume of the cuboid increase compared to the original? Round the result to the nearest whole percent.

Final Answer:

p1 =  38 %
p2 =  64 %

Step-by-step explanation:

a=2 m b=3 m c=4 m Δ=50 cm m=50:100  m=0.5 m  A=a+Δ=2+0.5=25=2.5 m B=b+Δ=3+0.5=27=3.5 m C=c+Δ=4+0.5=29=4.5 m  S1=2 (a b+b c+c a)=2 (2 3+3 4+4 2)=52 m2 S2=2 (A B+B C+C A)=2 (2.5 3.5+3.5 4.5+4.5 2.5)=2143=71.5 m2  p1=100 S1S2S1=100 5271.552=38%
V1=a b c=2 3 4=24 m3 V2=A B C=2.5 3.5 4.5=8315=39.375 m3  p2=100 V1V2V1=100 2439.37524=64%



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