VOLUME OF CUBE

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PROBLEM :

Approximately, what is the volume of a box with side length of 10.1 cm?

• [tex]\huge \boxed {\underline {\tt 1000 \:cubic \: centimeter}}[/tex]
  

CHOICES :

• 100 cubic centimeter
• 1000 cubic centimeter
• 1300 cubic centimeter
• 1500 cubic centimeter
  

SOLUTION WITH EXPLANATION :

To get the volume of a cube, the formula to be used is [tex]\tt \underline {V =e^3 or \: s^3}[/tex],  where (side × side × side) or (edge × edge × edge) is used to get the volume as the product.

Let's start using the formula [tex]\tt \underline {V =e^3 or \: s^3}[/tex]

• [tex]\tt {V = s^3}[/tex]
• [tex]\tt {V = 10.1 cm \times 10.1 cm \times 10.1 cm}[/tex]
• [tex]\tt {V = 102.01 cm \times 10.1 cm}[/tex]
• [tex]\tt V = \underline {1030.301 \: cm}^3[/tex]
  

» I think the problem is wrong, the 10.1 cm should be 10 cm. But if you round off the 1030.301 cm³ in nearest hundreds you can get 1000.
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Therefore, the volume of the box is 1000 cubic centimeters or 1000 cm³



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