The orange paint bottle can paint an area of 600 cm2. Will one bottle be sufficient to paint the entire cube block given below?

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The surface area of the cube $= 6 \times 10 \times 10$
$= 600 c m^{2}$
The calculated area is $600 c m^{2}$
Only one bottle of orange paint is needed to paint the entire surface area of the cube

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The orange paint bottle can paint an area of 600 cm2. Will one bottle be sufficient to paint the entire cube block given below?

The surface area of the cube =6×10×10 =600cm2 The calculated area is 600cm2 Only one bottle of orange paint is needed to paint the entire surface area of the cube

The surface area of the cube $= 6 \times 10 \times 10$
$= 600 c m^{2}$
The calculated area is $600 c m^{2}$
Only one bottle of orange paint is needed to paint the entire surface area of the cube