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cube is a three-dimensional object that has the same width,
height, and length. That means that finding out the volume, or
total space, of a cube is relatively simple. Help Finding Volume
of a Cube Method 1: Traditional Calculation - 1Measure the
width, length and height of the cube. Look to the image to know
where to measure. Once you have accurate measurements, write
them down W = ____, L = ____ h = ____? - 2Multiply the height by
the width. This will give you the area of the base square. The
equation should look like this, ("h" symbolizing height, "A"
symbolizing area, and "W" symbolizing width). - hxW = A area of
the base, which would indicate the number of square shapes on or
in the base of the cube. - 3Multiply the area of the square
shaped base by the height. This will give you your final answer,
the volume. The equation should look like this, ("L" symbolizing
length, and "V" symbolizing volume). - LxA = V, the volume.
Method 2: Simple Calcu