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The outer dimensions of a closed wooden box are `10 c m\ ` by `8c m\ ` by `7c mdot` Thickness of the wood is `1c mdot` Find the total cost of wood required to make box if `1\ c m^3` of wood costs `R s\ 2. 00`

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