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If the​ length, width, and height of a cube all change by a factor of eleven​, what happens to the volume of the​ cube? @jimthompson5910
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If the​ length, width, and height of a cube all change by a factor of eleven​, what happens to the volume of the​ cube?

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The volume of the new squad would be the volume of the original square times 11^2 which is 121
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V = L x w x h
new V = 11L x 11w x 11h
= 11³ x L x w x h

Answer: the volume of the cube increases by a factor of 11³ = 1331
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