Which formula below is used to find the volume of a shape? A. length ÷ width ÷ height B. length − width − height C. length + width + height D. length × width × height

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Geordie asked May 4, 2023

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

A. length ÷ width ÷ height
B. length − width − height
C. length + width + height
D. length × width × height

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Answer:

D. length × width × height

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That is how you calculate the volume of a shape.

DMrFrost answered May 5, 2023

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D, it is the volume of rectangle.

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