What is the following figure?
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The answer is 114sqrt{6} in³
A regular hexahedron is actually a cube.
Diagonal of a cube D is a hypotenuse of a right triangle which other two legs are face diagonal (f) and length of a side (a):
D² = f² + a²
Face diagonal is a hypotenuse of a right triangle which sides are a and a:
f² = a² + a² =2a²
D² = f² + a²
f² = 2a²
D² = 2a² + a² = 3a²
D = √3a² = √3 * √a² = √3 * a = a√3
Volume of a cube with side a is: V = a³
D = a√3
⇒ a = D/√3
V = a³ = (D/√3)³
We have:
D = 8√2 in
A regular hexahedron is actually a cube.
Diagonal of a cube D is a hypotenuse of a right triangle which other two legs are face diagonal (f) and length of a side (a):
D² = f² + a²
Face diagonal is a hypotenuse of a right triangle which sides are a and a:
f² = a² + a² =2a²
D² = f² + a²
f² = 2a²
D² = 2a² + a² = 3a²
D = √3a² = √3 * √a² = √3 * a = a√3
Volume of a cube with side a is: V = a³
D = a√3
⇒ a = D/√3
V = a³ = (D/√3)³
We have:
D = 8√2 in