Concept:The volume of a cuboid is the product of its length, breadth, and height; percentage increases change each dimension by a multiplying factor.
Explanation:Let the original dimensions be
x,
2x, and
3x.
Original volume
V=x×2x×3x=6x3.
A
100% increase makes a quantity
2 times its original value.
A
200% increase makes a quantity
3 times its original value.
So the new dimensions become
2x,
3(2x)=6x, and
3(3x)=9x.
New volume
V′=2x×6x×9x=108x3.
Increase in volume
=V′−V=108x3−6x3=102x3.
This increase compared to the original volume is
6x3102x3​=17 times.
Answer:The volume increases by
17 times.