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If two of the boxes were stacked on top of each other what would be the total volume?

If two of the boxes were stacked on top of each other what would be the total volume-example-1
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The figure is a cuboid.

The volume of a cuboid is given by


\text{Volume of Cuboid }=\text{ Length (L) x Width (W) x Height (H)}

So, the volume of a cuboid is basically multiplying out all the sides.

Let us identify the sides of the cuboid,


\begin{gathered} \text{Length(L) }=\text{ 8m} \\ \text{Width (W})\text{ }=\text{ 7m} \\ \text{Height (H) }=\text{ 2m} \\ Therefore,\text{ the Volume of the cuboid is} \\ =\text{ 8m x 7m x 2m }=112m^3 \end{gathered}

If two boxes(cuboids) are stacked on top of each other,

then the volume would be


112m^3\text{ x 2 }=224m^3

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