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If the container is really a cube, then the length and width are both the same as the height.

The volume is (20 x 20 x 20) = 8,000 cubic feet.

That's IF it's really a cube.

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There is 1440 cubic feet in a container that big.

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Another contributor pounced on that answer:

Whoops ! 1440 is a correct number ... for cubic inches, not cubic feet.

(1,440 cubic inches) / (1,728 cubic inches per cubic foot) = 5/6 cubic foot = 0.8333

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Assuming the container has rectangular cross-section, Volume=length X width X depth. V=lwd=(20ft)(7ft)(7ft)=980 cubic feet

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Not enough information here. To get a cubic measurement you need to know the length, the breadth, and the height. You've only given us one of these.

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length x width x heighth = area in square feet

20 x x =

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you have to know all the dimensions, Length x width x height. example a 3 ft by 3ft by 3ft tall container has 27cf.

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Calculation of a volume requires measurements in three dimensions. Only two are given in the question.

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A container may measure: 20 x 8 x 8 therefore capacity is 1280 cubic feet.

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