Calculate Volume of a Rectangular Prism - [6-7-11]

View more at www.MathAndScie.... In this lesson, you will learn what a rectangular solid is, also known as a rectangular prism, and how to find its volume. The volume of any 3d object is just the number of cubes of a given size can fit fully inside of the object. Because of this, the units of volume are cubic centimeters, or cubic meters, cubic feet, etc. We find the volume of a rectangular solid by multiplying the length by the width by the height.

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Find the volume of a cube whose one of its face area is 4 cm^2.
A=s^2=4cm^2
s=√4=2cm
V=s^3=2^3=8cm^3.

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