What is the volume of the figure if the side of each cube is 3 meters, and the cubes in the figure are 9?

In order to calculate the volume of a figure, you need to know how the volume of a cube is calculated. Because it doesn’t matter what figure is obtained from these cubes, the volume will be exactly the same.

The volume of a cube is found by raising any of its sides to the third degree. Then:

3 ^ 3 = 27 m ^ 3.

Since, according to the condition, it is said that the figure consists of 9 such cubes, we can conclude that the volume of the figure we are interested in will be found as follows. The volume of one of the cubes must be multiplied by the number of cubes.

27 * 9 = 243 m ^ 3.