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If ##9## cubic blocks with a side length of ##1/3## inches are needed to find the volume of a cube, what is the volume of the cube?
##27 "in"^3## or 27 Inches Cubed
The wording of this answer confused me, but I think I might understand what it's getting at.
In order to calculate the volume of a cube you need to know the length of a single side. If 9 blocks are required to find the volume, then we must need all 9 blocks to measure a single side.
If we stack 9 block vertically (or line them up side by side), we get:
## 9 * 1/3"in" = 3"in"##
If a single side of the cube is 3 inches, then we can simply solve for area using the area formula ##V = a^3##
##V = a^3 = 3^3 = 27"in"^3##