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Mason is an architect and is drawing the plans for a room addition for a client . If the shape of the room is a cube, what is the volume in cubic feet if the length is 23 feet?

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Jan 6, 2018

$12167 c u b i c f e e t$ $12167 cubic feet$

Explanation:

For a cube, all the 3 sides (length $l$ $l$ , breadth $b$ $b$ , and height $h$ $h$ ) have same dimensions.

Volume of cube, $V$ $V$ = $l^{3}$ $l^3$

Given that the length = $23 f e e t$ $23 feet$

Therefore, volume = $23^{3}$ $23^3$ = $23 \times 23 \times 23$ $23xx23xx23$ = $12167 c u b i c f e e t$ $12167 cubic feet$

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