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The dimensions of a cube are doubled. The volume of the enlarged cube is how many times the volume of the original cube?

The dimensions of a cube are doubled. The volume of the enlarged cube is how many times the volume of the original cube?
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The dimensions of a cube are doubled. The volume of the enlarged cube is how many times the volume of the original cube?

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4 times due to the fact that when it is doubled you will have to multiply by two.
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The volume is multiplied by 8. For example if you have a 1x1x1 cube the volume is 1. If you have a 2x2x2 cube the volume is 8. If you have a 4x4x4 the volume is 64.
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