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What is the volume of a solid with a length of 10cm, a height of 3cm, and a width of 5cm
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What is the volume of a solid with a length of 10cm, a height of 3cm, and a width of 5cm
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The volume would be 150.
To work out the volume you must multiply the length by height and then by width.
ie 10 x 5 x 3 = 150
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