How Do I find the volume of a square with 6 equal holes in it?

Question

The dimensions are: 16 width, 16 depth.
6 holes like this:
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Answer 1

Squares don't have volumes they have areas. Cubes have volume.

Answer 2

Take the radius of your holes, which should be 16(your width) divided by your # of holes to find diamiter and by 1/2 for your radius. So here your r=16/(2*2)=4. Now take your total volume of the square (16^3) minus the volume of your 6 holes (all the way through the solid right?). The six holes would have a volume of 6 times (2*Pi*r^2*your height (16)). Thus those cilinders would each have a volume of 2*Pi*(4^2)(16). Now the total volume of the cilinders is 6*2*Pi*(16)(16), now take this minus the total volume of your cube. Cube volume -- Holes volume. If you need the way to do this with calculuse then email me.

Answer 3

1. Find the area of the holes. You can do this by using this formula: pi x radius squared.
2. Multiply this answer by six.
3. Find the area of the square. 16 x 16 = 256
4. Subtract the total area of the holes from 256.

NOTE: make sure you know the dimensions of the holes too

Answer 4

Find the area of the square and the area of 1 circle. Multiply the circle area by 6 and subtract from the square's.

Answer 5

Assuming height is also 16:

16³ - 96 * PI * R²

Where R is the radius of each hole.

Answer 6

If it is 3D then the holes don't matter. If you find the are you have to find the area of the square then find the are of one circel times that by 2 and then subtract it from the area of the square.

Answer 7

There won't be any volume, it all leaked out through the holes.

Answer 8

Squares are two dimensional. They have no volume.

Answer 9

16^3-6(PI*r^2*16)

Answer 10

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