If every side of a room measures 4 m, how many cubic metres of air does it hold?

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Solution

The length of the side of the room = 4 m
The volume of air that the room can hold = volume of the room
Volume of the room = (side)³ = (4)³ m³
= 64 m³
Thus, the room can hold a maximum of 64 cubic metres of air.

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