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The volume of a cube is found using the formula L^3 where L is the side length. What is the volume of a cube in cubic feet, that is 3/5 of a foot long?
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The volume of a cube is found using the formula L^3 where L is the side length. What is the volume of a cube in cubic feet, that is 3/5 of a foot long?

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As it is shown above, the volume of the cube is calculated by the equation,
V = L³
Substituting to this equation the value of the measure of its sides,
V = (3/5 ft)³
V = 27/125 ft³
Therefore, the volume of cube is 27/125 ft³ or 0.216 ft³.
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