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What would you have to do to change 10 cubic feet into cubic inches? A. Multiply by 1,728 B. Multiply by 46,656 C. Divide by 1,728 D. Divide by 46,656
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What would you have to do to change 10 cubic feet into cubic inches? A. Multiply by 1,728 B. Multiply by 46,656 C. Divide by 1,728 D. Divide by 46,656
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What would you have to do to change 10 cubic feet into cubic inches?
A. Multiply by 1,728
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C. Divide by 1,728
D. Divide by 46,656
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1 foot = 12 inches
(1 foot)³ = (12 inches)³
12³ = 1,728 in³
To change 10 cubic feet into cubic inches
10 ft³ x 1728 in³/ft³ = 17,280 in³
So the answer will be:
C. Multiply by 1,728
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