What Are the First 6 Cube Numbers?

A cube is also a number to the third power, designated exponentially as n^3, where n is the base number. A positive number cubed is always positive. A negative number cubed is always negative because a negative times a negative equals a positive, and multiplying that positive times a negative yields a negative product. For example -1^3 is -1 x -1 x-1. Multiplying -1 x -1 equals 1, and 1 x -1 = -1.