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Maths Surface Areas and Volumes Class 10 MCQ and Assertion Questions

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Anishka melted 11 chocolate cubes in a cylindrical cup as shown.
If the length of the side of each cube is \(\boldsymbol{k} \mathbf{~ c m}\) and the radius of the cup is \(\boldsymbol{r} \mathbf{c m}\), which of these represents the height of the melted chocolate in the cup?
(Note: Take \(\pi=\frac{22}{7}\).)
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