Question

I’ll give branniest to the best simplified answer A small cube has the volume shown. Its side length is 3.5 in. less than a​ second, larger cube. What is the volume of the larger​ cube

Answer 1

`493.039in^(3)`

Explanation:

If each side of the cube
`a` is then the volume of the cube is given by
`a^(3)`

If Volume is
`V` then each side
`a =`
`\sqrt[3]{V}`

Here we are given the volume of the smaller cube as
`85in^{3`

So each side of this cube = ≈
`\sqrt[3]{85} = 4.396` ≈
`4.4in\\`

and each side of the larger cube =
`4.4 + 3.5 = 7.9in`

Hope this really helped you. And you can tell me if I am wrong. I also answered first! :D