Question

I accidentally clicked an answer, I’m pretty sure it’s wrong anyways.

Answer 1

As, all sides are of same length (4 ft.) of this rectangular solid.

Therefore, it is a square.

Now, we have a formula to find volume of square :

`\large \underline{\boxed{\sf{ Volume = side^(3) }}}`

`\sf : \implies Volume = (4 \: ft.)^(3)`

`\sf : \implies Volume = 4 * 4 * 4 \: ft.^(3)`

`\sf : \implies Volume = 64 \: ft.^(3)`

`\large \underline{\boxed{\sf{ Volume = 64 \: ft.^(3) }}}`

Answer 2

V =64 ft^3

Explanation:

The volume of a cube is given by

V = s^3 where s is the side length

V = 4^3

V =64 ft^3