A rectangular-prism building envelope is 80 feet long, 60 feet wide and 12 feet high. What is its geometric volume?
Correct Answer
A) 57,600 cubic feet
Volume=80 ft×60 ft×12 ft=57,600 cubic feet. This numerical indication is conditional on the stated model assumptions and is not a universal market-value, legal-rights or condition classification.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Volume=80 ft×60 ft×12 ft=57,600 cubic feet. This numerical indication is conditional on the stated model assumptions and is not a universal market-value, legal-rights or condition classification.
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