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[tex] \sf \: Volume \: is \: calculated \: in \: cubic \: units \: ( {units}^{3} ) \: \\ \sf \: because \: we \: use \: volume \: to \\ \sf \: measure \: the \: space \: enclosed \: by \: \: 3 \: dimensional \: (3-D) \\ \sf \: figures \: like \: cuboid, \: cube, \: cylinder \: etc.[/tex]

blackshades

Volume is calculated in units cubed because we usually use volume for measuring the insides of (the space inside an object) a 3D figure; like for example a cube or a cone.

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