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why is it that sometimes when you are calculating volume there is one number behind the decimal point, but sometimes there is two?

 Mar 15, 2017
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There can be any number of digits after a decimal point, not just one or two. It all depends upon the dimensions of the item that you are calculating the volume of. If you are calculating the volume of a prism, this formula always works: volume = base * height, where the base is the surface area of the bottom or top of the prism.

 Mar 16, 2017

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