Suppose there are two cubes, with the first cube having a side of h, and the second cube having a side of 5h. What is the relation of the volume of the first cube to the volume of the second?

A. V2 = 25V1

B. V2 = 125V1

C. V2 = 5V1

D. V2 = 5hV1

Question

Suppose there are two cubes, with the first cube having a side of h, and the second cube having a side of 5h. What is the relation of the volume of the first cube to the volume of the second?

A. V2 = 25V1 

B. V2 = 125V1 

C. V2 = 5V1 

D. V2 = 5hV1

anonymous · Answer

the volume of the first cube is 
$$h*h*h$$

anonymous · Answer

the second cube instead of one h has

5h can you then tell me what volume?

anonymous · Answer

It will be$$5h*5h*5h$$
compare that to the first volume

anonymous · Answer

What is it?

anonymous · Answer

Umm how many times is 
$$5h*5h*5h$$
biggest than
$$h*h*h$$

anonymous · Answer

So what answer is it?

anonymous · Answer

That is the answer I just gave it to you

parthkohli · Answer

Check out the ratio of both. That's it.

parthkohli · Answer

Follow Dr. Mr. Romero

anonymous · Answer

Well Im stupid whsat is it?

lgbasallote · Answer

that's Dr. Professor Mr. Romero for you @ParthKohli

anonymous · Answer

So what is the answer?

anonymous · Answer

Can try to make a guess after reading all the information I gave you.

anonymous · Answer

c?

anonymous · Answer

Am I right?