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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.

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.

User Luccas Clezar
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Volume becomes 8 times

Volume = 8×(4×4×5)
= 8× 80
= 640 unit³
User HaroldFinch
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the volume will increase by a factor of 2^3  =  8
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