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How many cubes of length 50 cm can be accommodated in a container of 5 m in length, 2 m in width and 5 m in height?

  1. A
    400
  2. B
    500
  3. C
    450
  4. D
    250

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

First, convert all dimensions into the same units. Let's convert meters to centimeters:
Length of the container = 5 m=500 cm

Width of the container = 2 m=200 cm

Height of the container = 5 m=500 cm

The volume of the rectangular container is:

Volume of container=length×width×height=500×200×500 cm
3

The side of each cube is a=50 cm. The volume of one cube is:

Volume of one cube=a
3
=50×50×50 cm
3

The total number of cubes that can be accommodated is:

Number of cubes=
Volume of one cube
Volume of container


Number of cubes=
50×50×50
500×200×500


Number of cubes=10×4×10=400

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How many cubes of length 50 cm can be accommodated in a container of 5 m in length, 2 m in width and 5 m in height?
A
400
B
500
C
450
D
250

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