How do you find the volume of a cube in science?

Answer 1

The volume of a cube is calculated the same as the volume of a cuboid - length x width x height.

However, a cube has three identical dimensions, so the formula can be simplified by simply "cubing" any one of the dimensions (which means, multiplying any side by itself three times.)

Answer 2

If you know the length of one edge simply cube that length. For example, a 3-inch cube = 3 cubed (27) so the volume is 27 cubic inches.

Answer 3

The volume of a cube is always the cube (third power) of the length of its side,

whether you're in math or somewhere else.

Answer 4

Any side length cubed. For example if a cube is 2 in by 2in by 2in then you would do 2 cubed, or 8 cubic inches

Answer 5

length x width x height

Answer 6

Vol = Length * Breadth * Height