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What is the relationship of the volume of the cube to its edge length

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Answer:

V ∝ a

Explanation:

Let's call each edge length as
a.

By definition, we know that the volume of a cube is


V=a^(3)

Through this expression, you can deduct that the volume of the cube is directly proportional to its edge, that means the volume depends totally on the edge length. A direct proportion means that if the length of the edge increases, then the volume will also increase. This proportion is written like this

V ∝ a

This expression represent all we said before, the volume is directly proportional to its edge length.

User Mrstebo
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If x is the volume and y is the edge length, the general equation would be

y = k*(x^3)

The relationship between the edge length and the volume is a direct variation, but it is not linear.

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