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Which formula below is used to find the volume of a shape?

length × width × height

length ÷ width ÷ height

length − width − height

length + width + height

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Explanation:

come on ! you know that.

for a volume we need to multiply 3 pieces of dimension information (kind of length, width and height, whatever makes sense for a shape, but it always has something to do with left-right, front-back, up-down).

as for an area we need to multiply only 2 pieces of dimension information.

and for a length, line, distance, ... we need only one piece of dimension information. and therefore no multiplication.

so, of course,

length × width × height

is correct.

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