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Bill arranges 50 small cubes in a 5 by 10 array along a bookshelf. He claims that the volume of books that the shelf can hold is equal to 50 cubic units. Is his claim correct?

Bill arranges 50 small cubes in a 5 by 10 array along a bookshelf. He claims that the volume of books that the shelf can hold is equal to 50 cubic units. Is his claim correct?
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bill arranges 50 small cubes in a 5 by 10 array along a bookshelf. He claims that the volume of books that the shelf can hold is equal to 50 cubic units. Is his claim correct?

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Yes his answer is correct
User Jerode
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5 × 10 = 50
so his answer is correct
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