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If are natural numbers such that , then the value of is _____

The volume of the largest possible cube that can be inscribed in a hollow spherical ball of radius is _____.

A square is inscribed in a circle and another in a semi-circle of same radius. The ratio of the area of the first square to the area of second square is -

The cost of fencing an equilateral triangular park and a square park is the same. If the area of the triangular park is , the length of the diagonal of the square park is:

A closed aquarium of dimensions is made up entirely of glass plates held together with tapes. The total length of tape required to hold the plates together (ignore the overlapping tapes) is:

Three boys are standing on a circular boundary of a fountain. They are at an equal distance from each other. If the radius of the boundary is , the shortest distance between any two boys is:

Rita and Meeta both are having lunch boxes of cuboidal shape. The length and breadth of Rita's lunch box are more than that of Meeta's lunch box, but the depth of Rita's lunch box is less than that of Meeta's lunch box. The ratio of the capacity of Rita's lunch box to that of Meeta's lunch box is:

The sum of digits of a natural number is , where is a natural number. The value of is ____
