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What does it mean to talk about the 'volume'of the rectangular box or cylindrical container?

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valkas [14]3 years ago

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What does it mean to talk about the ' volume ' of the rectangular box or cylindrical container

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It's how much it will hold, in cubic units.

It's a 3-dimensional value.

It's not restricted to rectangular boxes or cylinders

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