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When calculating the volume of an object, why do the units end up being raised to the third power as in cm3?

When calculating the volume of an object, why do the units end up being raised to the third power as in cm3?
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When calculating the volume of an object, why do the units end up being raised to the third power as in cm3?

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because there are 3 units

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