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A Cube has 3 dimensions, each having 3 members alongwith dimension. Assuming each cell of 1 byte, what is the potential size of the cube

  1. 12 Bytes

  2. 27 Bytes

  3. 9 Bytes

  4. 6 Bytes
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Explanation

A cube's total cell count equals the product of members across all dimensions. With 3 dimensions each containing 3 members, the calculation is 3 × 3 × 3 = 27 cells. At 1 byte per cell, the cube size is 27 bytes.

AI explanation

A cube's potential (theoretical maximum) size is the product of the number of members across all its dimensions. With 3 dimensions each having 3 members, the total number of cells is 3 × 3 × 3 = 27, and at 1 byte per cell, that's 27 bytes. This is straightforward multiplicative cube-sizing math used in OLAP capacity planning, and the other options (12, 9, 6 bytes) don't correspond to any correct combination of the given dimension/member counts.

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