first things first its wants the volume. so, with that in mind, and it being a cube, whats the volume of a cube? specifically a formula
OpenStudy (hocuspucus292333393):
v a3
OpenStudy (jtug6):
yes but note that when you represent exponents you should use ^ as the notation. so, yes, v = a^3. our side a is 2 and 1/4 or 2.25 inches. so now cube it. =)
OpenStudy (mathmale):
V = (2.25 inches)^3 = ??
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OpenStudy (hocuspucus292333393):
d
OpenStudy (hocuspucus292333393):
6 3
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4
OpenStudy (jtug6):
Are you guessing or have you actually arrived at that answer? we're just cubing our side. Or you can also look at it is (2.25 in) * (2.25 in) * (2.25 in). What is the result of this?
OpenStudy (hocuspucus292333393):
oh so its A.
OpenStudy (mathmale):
Please: SHOW YOUR WORK. It really doesn't help you in the least to guess which answer is correct. What result have you obtained through your calculations?
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OpenStudy (jtug6):
^ asking us to verify which letter is the answer doesn't actually show us the work you've done.