I WONDER - How Do I Calculate The Volume Of A Cube?

The video tutorial explains that all edges of a cube are of equal length, so any edge can be used to calculate the volume. It introduces the concept of cubing a number, which involves multiplying the number by itself twice. The tutorial then demonstrates how to derive the volume equation for a cube using an edge labeled 'D', resulting in the formula D * D * D or D cubed.

What is true about the edges of a cube?

• The lengths vary depending on the cube.

• Only two edges are the same length.

• They are all the same length.

• They are all different lengths.

What does it mean to cube a number?

• Divide the number by itself.

• Multiply the number by two.

• Multiply the number by itself twice.

• Add the number to itself three times.

If the edge of a cube is labeled as 'D', how is the volume calculated?

• D * D * D

• D - D - D

• D + D + D

• D / D / D

Which of the following represents the volume of a cube with edge length 'D'?

• D squared

• D cubed

• D to the power of four

• D plus D

What is the significance of the letter 'D' in the volume equation of a cube?

• It represents the diameter of the cube.

• It represents the depth of the cube.

• It represents the edge length of the cube.

• It represents the diagonal of the cube.