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(70in by 80in) is the area of a flat surface, like a gigantic piece of paper.
It has no volume ... zero cubic feet ... until you also give it a height or a thickness.
"Volume", as in 'cubic feet', is just like "How much water can it hold?". If a tank only has a
bottom but no sides, then the answer is "zero".
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