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Hello. When looking at volume of certain shapes we have to consider what type of shape we are looking at so we can then determine what type of method to use to find the volume. In this case we are dealing with a rectangular box because it describes a length, width and depth. For a rectangle the volume = length x width x depth or volume = length x width x height So for example say I was given a length of 20 cm a width of 2 cm and depth of 4 cm. We just need to multiply everything together in order to get the volume. Volume = length x width x depth we need to include that cm3 or units3 for completeness because we are multiplying three of those units together so we need to represent that. Also another tip, make sure that all the units are the same before you find the perimeter, area or volume of any shape. Hope this helps Brennan Hi Brandon, You could use our volume calculator. Penny | ||||||||||||
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