Volume: Measurement, Solid Geometry, and Integral Methods
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Summary
Volume is a measure of a region in three-dimensional space. Because it extends across three dimensions, its unit is a length unit cubed. For example, if length is measured in metres, volume is measured in cubic metres, or .
Volume is nonnegative: a physical region cannot have negative volume. Volumes can be compared and added. A region can also be divided into smaller regions, an idea that becomes important in integral calculus. A point, line, or flat surface has no three-dimensional volume. In four or more dimensions, the analogous concept is called hypervolume.
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