The volume of a cube is given by , where s is the side length of the cube. What is the difference of the volumes of two cubes wi
th side lengths of 5 meters and 4 meters?
2 answers:
Answer:
61 cubic meters
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Find the volume of the cube where s=4
1a) V= s*s*s
1b) Insert in side length
V=4*4*4
1c) solve
V=64 cubic meters
2) Find volume of 2nd cube by repeating same steps where s=5
2a) V=125 cubic meters
3) Subtract to find difference
3a) 125-64
3b) Solve: 61 cubic meters
Answer:
The cube with meters length of 5 s a bigger mass if the width of both cubes are the same
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