How to Find Volume and Surface Area of Cubes? (+FREE Worksheet!)

Here you can learn how to find the volume and surface area of cubes using cubes volume and surface area formulas.

How to Find Volume and Surface Area of Cubes? (+FREE Worksheet!)

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Step-by-step guide to finding the Volume and Surface Area of Cubes

  • A cube is a three-dimensional solid object bounded by six square sides.
  • Volume is the measure of the amount of space inside of a solid figure, like a cube, ball, cylinder, or pyramid.
  • Volume of a cube \(=\) (one side)\(^3\)
  • surface area of cube \(=6×\) (one side)\(^2\)

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Cubes – Example 1:

Find the volume and surface area of this cube.

Solution:

Use volume formula: volume \(=\) (one side)\(^3\)
Then: volume \(=\) (one side)\(^3=(4)^3=64\) \(cm^3\)
Use surface area formula: surface area of cube: \(=6\) (one side)\(^2\)
Then: surface area of cube \(=6\) (one side)\(^2=6(4)^2=6(16)=96\) \(cm^2\)

Cubes – Example 2:

Find the volume and surface area of this cube.

Solution:

Use volume formula: volume \(=\) (one side)\(^3\)
Then: volume \(=\) (one side)\(^3=(2)^3=8\) \(cm^3\)
Use surface area formula: surface area of cube: \(=6\) (one side)\(^2\)
Then: surface area of cube \(=6\) (one side)\(^2=6(2)^2=6(4)=24\) \(cm^2\)

Exercises for Finding Volume and Surface Area of Cubes

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Find the volume of each cube.

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  1. \(\color{blue}{8 \ ft^3}\)
  2. \(\color{blue}{125 \ m^3}\)
  3. \(\color{blue}{27 \ in^3}\)
  4. \(\color{blue}{216 \ miles^3}\)

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