If l,b,h are respectively the length,breadth and height of a cuboid.what would be the volume of a new cuboid if each dimension is halved
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If l,b,h are respectively the length,breadth and height of a cuboid.what would be the volume of a new cuboid if each dimension is halved
A cube has all sides equal, so it's easy enough to visualize the answer.
To help visualize, How many halfed cubes will fit in the original cube.
Lets say 7 times, then the answer would be 1/7th the volume.
I'm sure you know the formula for the volume of a cuboid, right?
So now just rewrite the equation, replacing l, b, and h with l/2, b/2, and h/2 to find the new volume. Simplify as much as possible, and you have your answer.
Um... joypluv and Stratmando, the OP asked for a cuboid and not a cube ;)
Jcaron got it right.
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