Volume = width × height × depth. Use the same length unit. Litres assume the dimensions are in centimetres (1 litre = 1000 cm³).
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Calculate a box or cuboid's volume (also in litres), surface area, space diagonal and all three face diagonals from its length, width and height — free, instant, no signup.
Dimensions 4, 3, 5 give volume 60 and surface area 94, face diagonals of 5, about 6.403 and about 5.831, and a volume of 0.06 litres when the dimensions are centimetres.
Volume = width × height × depth. Use the same length unit. Litres assume the dimensions are in centimetres (1 litre = 1000 cm³).
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