Question

A cube has a volume of 216 cubic centimeters. What can be concluded about this cube? Check all that apply.

Recall the formula: Cube V= s^3

The side length, s, can be found using the equation 3s=216
This is a perfect cube.
The side length is 72 centimeters.
The side length is 6 centimeters.
Taking the cube root of the volume will determine the side length.
If you multiply the volume by three, you can determine the side length.

Answer 1

B,D,E

Explanation:

Answer 2

Second option: This is a perfect cube.

Fourth option: The side length is 6 centimeters.

Fifth option: Taking the cube root of the volume will determine the side length.

Explanation:

You know that the volume of a cube can be calculated with:

`V=s^3`

Where s is the lenght of any side of the cube.

Since you know the volume of this cube, you can calculate the side lenght by solving for "s". You can make this taking the cube root of the volume.

Therefore, you get that the side lenght of this cube is:

`s=\sqrt[3]{216cm^3}`

`s=6cm`

(Since it has exact cube root, it is a perfect cube)