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Volume of a Cuboid

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The numerical value of the volume of cube B is equal to the length of the side of cube A. The ratio of the volume to surface area of cube A is ‘k’. If the length of side of cube B, and ‘k’, is an integer, what could be the minimum value of ‘k’?

A

6

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16

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C

9

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D

36

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The correct option is D 36

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