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Tems11 [23]
11 months ago
8

Riley is also making boxes to hold baseballs. She wants the dimensions of her boxes

Mathematics
1 answer:
Sergio039 [100]11 months ago
4 0

The volume of the box is 105 cubic units.

<h3>What is volume of cuboid ?</h3>

The amount of space inside a cuboid is calculated using the term "cuboid volume." Having length, breadth, and height, the cuboid is a three-dimensional shape. A shape with a certain length, breadth, and height will be obtained if we start with a rectangular sheet and keep stacking them. Length x Width x Height is the formula for calculating the cuboid's volume.

Given that : The dimensions of her boxes to be 4 x 6 x 3 units.

The volume of cuboid=7×5×3=105 cubic units.

so ,The volume of the box is 105 cubic units.

To learn more about the volume of the cuboid visit:

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