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Build boxes, discover formulas, and fill the warehouse!
Volume = how many unit cubes fill a box. Use the sliders — watch the cubes build!
Volume measures how much 3D space a shape takes up. We measure it in cubic units — tiny cubes that fill the whole box with no gaps or overlaps.
Think of packing a shipping crate: how many identical boxes fit inside?
Each layer is a flat array of cubes — length × width. Stack up all the layers and you've filled the whole box!
Try setting height to 1: that's your base layer. Now increase height — you're just stacking identical layers!
V = l × w × h | Why does it work? Let's find out.
The base layer always has length × width cubes. Every time you add a height, you're multiplying that base by another layer. So: V = length × width × height
You can also write it as V = B × h where B = the area of the base.
Two rectangular prisms joined together — split, solve, add!
When a shape is made of two rectangular prisms, find the volume of each piece separately — then add them together.
Look for where you can "cut" the shape into two simpler boxes.
All volume types mixed. Get 5 in a row → launch Crate Stacker!