What is the volume of a rectangular parallelepiped whose width is n meters

What is the volume of a rectangular parallelepiped whose width is n meters, the length is three times its width, and the height is three times its length?

Volume formula.
V = abc.
where a is the length, b is the height, c is the width of the parallelepiped.
We know the width c = n, let’s calculate the length of the figure.
a = 3 * c = 3n.
The height will be.
b = 3 * a = 3 * 3n = 9n.
Let’s put the found in the volume formula.
V = 3n * 9n * n = 27n³m³.
Answer: The volume of our figure is 27n³ cubic meters.