No, volume is s^3.
So if one has a side s the volume is s^3
And if the other has a side of 2s the volume is (2s)^3=8s^2
So doubling the length of a side makes the larger box have a volume 8 times the smaller...
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The volume for the cube shown is hb^2 that is height times the area of the base...and you are told that the base has sides of 11 and a total volume of 968 cm^3 so.
11*11*h=968
121h=968
h=8 cm
