längd×bredd×djup

Längd×bredd×djup is a common formula used to calculate the volume of a three-dimensional rectangular object. The formula represents the product of the object's three primary dimensions: its length, its width, and its depth (or height).

The length typically refers to the longest dimension of the object, while the width is the shorter dimension measured horizontally. Depth or height represents the vertical dimension. When these three measurements are multiplied together, the result is a value representing the total space occupied by the object, expressed in cubic units (e.g., cubic meters, cubic feet).

This calculation is fundamental in various fields. In geometry, it's a basic concept for understanding three-dimensional space. In practical applications, it's used for determining the capacity of containers, calculating the amount of material needed for construction projects, estimating shipping volumes, and measuring the displacement of objects in fluids. For example, to find the volume of a swimming pool, one would multiply its length, width, and average depth. Similarly, the volume of a box is determined using this formula. The units of the resulting volume will always be the cube of the units used for the individual dimensions.