Posted by Angie =[ on Tuesday, December 1, 2009 at 9:47pm.
Do you mean in determining the volume of that solid? If so, we can find the volume from the measured dimensions only for geometrical solids (cube, rectangle, cylinder, cone, sphere, etc.).
For irregular solids, measurement of dimensions can't be done very precisely.
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