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How to use surface area to solve mathematics problems in grade five of senior high school
First of all, the surface area in fifth grade mathematics refers to the surface area of a cuboid or cube. I looked it up a little, and I don't know if the landlord didn't say to solve the problem in different ways.

1) cubic surface area S= side length x side length X6

Cubic volume V= side length x side length x side length =(S/6)X side length

2) The surface area of a cuboid S= length× width X2+ length× height X2+ width× height X2.

Cuboid volume V= length × width × height

If we only know the surface area of a cuboid without any conditions, we can't get a definite value because there are too many unknowns.