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How do you figure the surface area and volume of a 2" x 2" cube. I need step-by- step process.

Submitted: 274 days and 21 hours ago.

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Level: 6th grade; Subject: math

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The math teacher gave the students formulas but did not show them how to work it. They had to create a 3 D model of a robot using 5 different solid shaps. Each one had to show the surface area and the volume.

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All sides are of equal length in a cube. So in your cube all sides are 2 inches.

The cube consists of 6 "sides" (squares) whom all have the area of 22 = 4 sq inches. So it's surface area is 64 = 24 sq inches.

The volume is given by the width times base times length = 222 = 8 cubic inches

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Sk1llz

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Level: 6th grade; Subject: math Already Tried: The math teacher gave the students formulas but did not show them how to work it. They had to create a 3 D model of a robot using 5 different solid shaps. Each one had to show the surface area and the volume.

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The math teacher gave the students formulas but did not show them how to work it. They had to create a 3 D model of a robot using 5 different solid shaps. Each one had to show the surface area and the volume.