Question

Volume

From the page you printed out, cut out the nets of the cubes labeled A and B. Fold the nets and tape or glue them together to make cubes.
Part A
What is the side length of cube A? Write the length in inches. (Use fractions if necessary.)
Part B
What is the volume of cube A?
Part C.
What is the side length of cube B? Write the length in inches. (Use fractions if necessary.)
Part D
What is the volume of cube B? How many cubes identical to cube A are needed to fill cube B?

Answer 1

So the cube area is going to times the x and y to the third powers of our third dimension in set yet another h so then you x by c and get 1,000 +*^ 3.458690 and your answers should be 3.51739402 , xy

Answer 2

Here are the answers to the questions:

Part A The side length of cube A is 1 inch.

Part B The volume of cube A is 1 inch x 1 inch x 1 inch = 1 cubic inch.

Part C The side length of cube B is 3 inches.

Part D The volume of cube B is 3 inches x 3 inches x 3 inches = 27 cubic inches. To fill cube B with cubes identical to cube A, you need 27 cubes of 1 cubic inch each. This is because 27 cubic inches / 1 cubic inch = 27.