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Cube Volume

V=a3V = a^{3}

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A cube's volume is its edge length multiplied by itself three times — the very reason raising to the third power is called cubing. A shipping crate 1.2 m on each edge holds 1.2³ ≈ 1.73 m³. Going backwards, the edge is the real cube root of the volume, which is single-valued — the ancient Greek "doubling the cube" problem asked for exactly this root with compass and straightedge, and it took two millennia to prove it impossible.

Cube Volume
V=a3V = a^{3}
Where
  • VV= Volume
  • aa= Edge length
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