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The first thing you have to do is look at the picture, and absorb all the information
it gives you. After you do that, you know what kind of solid 's' is, and you have its
measurements. That knowledge gives you the power to find the volume.
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What is the volume or equivalent thereof of a tesseract with side equals s and what is its the total volume of its surface cubes?
The 3D volume is 8s^3. The 4d "Volume" is s^4. Btw, why do you need to know this. It took me years to figure this, and more, on my own...
Find the volume of a cube with a side whose length is s?
Volume = s3
How find the area of a square figure?
Area of a square: A=s*s A=s2
How can you figure out surface area of a square?
S squared. You have to find the sides first. S stands for Side.
How do you find the volume in inches cube?
Measure the length of the side of the cube in inches or convert it from other units into inches. If the length is s inches, then the volume is s*s*s = s^3 cubic inches (or inches cubed).
