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Suppose the length, width, and height are each doubled. How does the volume change? The length and width are 4, the height is 5.
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Suppose the length, width, and height are each doubled. How does the volume change? The length and width are 4, the height is 5.
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Volume becomes 8 times
Volume = 8×(4×4×5)
= 8× 80
= 640 unit³
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the volume will increase by a factor of 2^3 = 8
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