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I presume that the box is more than "square", that it is in fact a cube - 1 metre along all sides.
The volume of such a box is 1 cubic metre.
The area of the base of such a box is 1 square metre. If the height is anything other than 1 metre, multiply the height in metres by 1 and you will get the volume in cubic metres.
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RafaThe easiest way to visualise 1 square metre is to picture a square with a side length of 1 metre. Then the area of this square is 1 square meter.
However, you can then change the shape to a rectangle and the area will still be 1 square metre if the height is increased by the the same factor that the width is reduced.
so, we have : 1m x 1m = 1sq m : 2m x ½m = 1 sq m : 3m x ⅓m = 1 sq m.......and so on.
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