Write the formula for the volume V of a cube with sides of length t. is V a function of t?

The volume of a cube with the side length 't' will be:

V = t³

Yes! the volume of the cube is a function of the side length as the volume is a dependent quantity and depends on the value of side length.

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that volume is the measurement of how much space a 3-d object takes up.

Given that the cube with the side length 't'.

As every edge of the cube is the same length.

Thus, the volume of a cube with the side length 't' will be:

V = t³

For example, if the side length t = 2 cm

Then,

V = 2³ = 8 cm³

Yes, the volume of the cube is a function of the side length as the volume is a dependent quantity and depends on the value of side length.

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