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They melted the steel part in the shape of a truncated quadrilateral needle and produced three identical cubes. Determine the surface area of one cube if the edges of the bases of the pyramid are 30 mm and 80 mm and the pyramid's height is 60 mm. I don't know how to deal with it, and I haven't found a solution anywhere, so I'm turning to you.
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- arithmetic
- square root
- solid geometry
- cube
- body volume
- surface area
- frustum
- planimetrics
- area of a shape
- numbers
- fractions
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