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How can you measure the volume of an object if it is not shaped like a box?

How can you measure the volume of an object if it is not shaped like a box?
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How can you measure the volume of an object if it is not shaped like a box?

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User Yermo Lamers
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You can pour water into it. Then check how much the water needed to fill it weights.
1 dm^(3) weights 1 kg.

So if water weight 300 grams, it means that the volume is
0,3 dm^(3)=300 cm^(3)
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User Gemma
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Work out the area of it as if it were 2 dimensional them multiply by the depth.
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User Abdul Manaf
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