The volume of Tony's storage box considered is 144 cm³
How can we interpret measurement of something?
Remember that volume, area, length etc all are measured relatively.
If you are 1.7 meters tall, then you're height is measured relative to meters. This is called unit of the measurement. It means that if we collect 1 meter and 0.7 meters too,they together will be equally tall as you.
Similarly, if we say that a triangle has area of 40 square inches, then it means that its area is equal to 40 squares of 1 inch sides.
In the same way, volume is measured usually relative to unit cubes. Like how many unit cubes (cubes with 1 unit length of their sides) can be fitted (without any overlap or gap, but can be sliced to make them fit inside) inside the considered shape.
For this case, we're specified that:
The considered storage box can contain 24 cubes with 1 cm as its edge such that after 24 cubes get in, in 6 layers, there is no gap or overlap left.
Thus, we get:
[tex]\text{Volume of Tony's storage box} = 6 \times 24 = 144 \: \rm cm^3[/tex]
(144 cubes with 1 cm length can bef itted without overlap or gap. Thats what this volume tells).
Thus, the volume of Tony's storage box considered is 144 cm³
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