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If the areas of the three faces are x, y and z then the volume is sqrt(x*y*z).

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Suppose the sides of the cuboid are a, b and c.

Then the different areas of the faces are ab, bc and ca.

If these are called x, y and z, then x*y*z = ab*bc*ca = (a*b*c)^2

and that, as yuo will notice, is the square of the volume.


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