A cuboid is 5 / 4 meters long, 2 / 3 meters wide and 3 / 8 meters high. How many cubic meters is its volume?

A cuboid is 5 / 4 meters long, 2 / 3 meters wide and 3 / 8 meters high. How many cubic meters is its volume?


Volume = 4 / 5 × 2 / 3 × 3 / 8
=8 / 15 × 3 / 8
=1 / 5 cubic meter



The bottom area of a cuboid is four fifths of square meters and its height is five eighths of meters. What is its volume in cubic meters?
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(4m²/5)×5m/8=20m²/40=0.5m³
A: the volume is 0.5 cubic meters
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The bottom area of a cuboid is four fifths of a square meter, and its volume is one-half of a cubic meter. How many meters is its height?
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V = s bottom * h
h=(1/2)/(4/5)=5/8(m)