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A cube has sides of 11.4 cm. what is its volume?

A cube has sides of 11.4 cm. what is its volume?
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A cube has sides of 11.4 cm. what is its volume?

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Cube's volume = s^3 (where s is for side length). When s=11.4, V=s^3=11.4^3 V=1481.544 Round up the answer to whatever it asks you to round.
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Volume of a cube is side^3,, or side times side times side.
11.4 cm^3= 1481.544 cm^3
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