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Francisco wants to find the volume of this cube. Which unit of measurement should he use? A. ft3 B. ft2 C. ft
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Francisco wants to find the volume of this cube. Which unit of measurement should he use? A. ft3 B. ft2 C. ft
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Francisco wants to find the volume of this cube. Which unit of measurement should he use?
A. ft3
B. ft2
C. ft
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I believe its C......
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C is the answer I did the problem already and worked it out
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