Volume of Cubes
The volume of a cube is one edge multiplied by itself three times, because a cube is the same measurement in all three directions. That is why the formula is written as edge cubed, and why the units are always cubic.
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The volume of Cubes, Example 2:
Exercises for Volume of Cubes
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- (color{blue}{343in^3})
- (color{blue}{1,728mm^3})
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