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This question cannot be answered.
First, because the volume of an object cannot be 8000 cm. A centimetre is a measure of length, not of volume and there is no conversion from length to volume. Suppose we assume the volume is 8000 cubic cm.
Second, the shape of the object is not specified. It could be a cuboid, or an ellipsoid, a prism, pyramid, cone, cylnder etc or even a hemisphere or some more complex shape. The relationship between the linear dimensions and volume depend on the shape - and in the case of some complex shapes may well require some very high level mathematical techniques.
Third, although you can calculate the volume of a shape if you have its height, length and width, if you have only the volume, you cannot calculate the other three.
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What is the length of a side of a cube with the volume of 8000 in2?
Incorrect units in the question.A volume is a cubic measurement (in3 [cubic inches]) if anything not in2 [square inches]If the volume were 8000 in3 the length of a side would be the third root of 8000 or exactly 20 in
How long is 8000 square centimeters in area?
Any length you like. 8 metres? The width is 8000/800 = 10 cm 8 kilometres? The width is 8000/800,000 = 0.01 cm = 100 micrometres 8,000 kilometres? The width is 100 nanometres. and so on.
What is the side length of a cube with a volume of 8000 in3?
20 inches each side.
The measure of one side of acube is 20cm what is its volume?
Assuming that "measure" means the length of the side, then the cube equals 8000 cm3. This is because the formula for the volume of a cube is v = l3 where l equals the length of a side of the cube. 203 = 8000.
Which expression represents the volume of a cube whose edge length is 20 inches?
Whatever totals 8000 cubic inches.
