Why is not completely correct to describe volume as “length times width times height? What is a better way to describe what volume means? Give some examples as part of your discussion, using different units of volume.

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Why is not completely correct to describe volume as “length times width times height?

What is a better way to describe what volume means?

Give some examples as part of your discussion, using different units of volume.



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