Question

Joe works for a shipping company. He needs to figure out how many boxes will fit in the truck. First, he figures out the size of the first box. He sets up a spreadsheet with the width in cell A2, the height of the box in cell B2, and the depth of the box in cell C2. Which formula should he use?
A2*B2*C2
+A2*B2*C2
=A2*B2*C2
=A2+B2+C2

Answer 1

Answer: $A2\times\ B2\times\ C2$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: Joe works for a shipping company.

To figure out how many boxes will fit in the truck, he need to find the volume of one box .

We know that volume of cuboidal box = $width\times\ height\times\ depth$

When he measured the box, he found the dimensions as

width = A2

height = B2

depth = C2

Thus, the volume of each box =  $A2\times\ B2\times\ C2$

Answer 2

Answer:

The answer is =A2*B2*C2

Step-by-step explanation: