Mathematics · Mensuration
A cuboidal box is 14 cm long, 11 cm broad, and 8 cm high. A cubical box has a side of 11 cm. Neha wants to pack cubes of side 1 cm in these boxes. By how much does the number of cubes that can be packed in the cubical box exceed the number of cubes packed in the cuboidal box?
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