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What should your units on your base area calculations be, and why? How is this different from the units on your volume calculations? Explain in two to three sentences.

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The units on a base area calculations is  known to be cm² or  m² while units on your volume calculations is known to be m³ or cm³.

Why use the unit about?

The unit above is used because in base area calculation, only 2 sides are calculated while in volume calculation, 3 sides are involved.

Note that in base area, square unit is often used in its calculations via the use of two dimensions length and breadth (cm² or  m² ).

In terms of volume, cubic unit is used in its calculations through the use of three dimensions length, breadth and height ( m³ or cm³.).

Note also that Area is seen as the space taken by a two dimensional flat object while volume is seen as the space taken by the three-dimensional object and as such The units on a base area calculations is  known to be cm² or  m² while units on your volume calculations is known to be m³ or cm³.

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