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    Find the volume and total area of the largest cube of wood that can be cut from a log of circular cross-section whose radius is 12.7 inches.
    log of circular cross-section whose radius is 12.7 inches.

    \(V_{cube} = s^3\)

    \(TSA_{cube} = 6s^2\)

    \(s^2 + s^2 = (2(12.7))^2\)

    \(2s^2 = (25.4)^2\)

    \(s =\frac {(25.4)}{\sqrt{2}}\)

    \(Vol_{cube} =(\frac {(25.4)}{\sqrt{2}})^3 \)

    \(Vol_{cube} =5793.70 in^3\)

    \(TSA_{cube} = 6(\frac {(25.4)}{\sqrt{2}})^2\)

    \(TSA_{cube} =1935.16 in^2\)