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A birthday cake was measured with a degree of accuracy to the nearest 1cm; 10cm × 10cm × 5cm. What is the smallest possible volume of the cake to the nearest cm3? A) 406 cm3 B) 500 cm3 C) 606 cm3 D) 726
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A birthday cake was measured with a degree of accuracy to the nearest 1cm; 10cm × 10cm × 5cm. What is the smallest possible volume of the cake to the nearest cm3?

A)
406 cm3


B)
500 cm3


C)
606 cm3


D)
726 cm3

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the correct answer is b
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correct answer is A hope this helped bro       |:)
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