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If you double the side length of a cube how does it effect the volume

User Richard Le Mesurier
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Explanation:

Volume of the cube = Side

Since,

All the sides of the cube are equal

Then if the length of a side of the cube is

increased

So, the side of the cube becomes

Side of the cube = 2 × Side

Assume

Side of the cube be ‘s’

Side of the cube = 2s

Now,

Volume of the cube = 2s × 2s × 2s

Volume of the cube = (2s)

Volume of the cube = 8s

To find how many times the volume of the cube is

increased

User Rajkumar Thambu
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