You measure the length, height, and wight in cm of the object and multiply them together to get the answer in cm3.
What Is The Formula For The Volume Of A Rectangular Solid?
Volume of a rectangular prism = (Length)(Width)(Height)
V=L*W*H, if the measurements are L=44in, W=15in, H=20in, so V=13200, I want to know which unit of measurement is used for Volume?
Volume= length * height * depth
Length x width x height or (L x W x H)
Length x width x height
V=L x W x H
V= 97200 inches
V= 97200 inches
The components needed to solve this are right in the problem. The length multiplied by the width and then multiplied by the height equals the cubic volume of a rectangle.
Volume)=Length) X Width) X H(eight) in cubic inches, feet, centimeters or whatever unit you are using.
Volume)=Length) X Width) X H(eight) in cubic inches, feet, centimeters or whatever unit you are using.
