Heinrich OswaldLet's delve into the basic definitions of volume and total surface area (TSA) for cubes, cylinders, and cuboids. Define each term and explain how to calculate them. Provide examples for each shape. What are the formulas used for TSA and Volume? Describe any real-life objects that could represent these shapes.
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