A cube has a volume of greater then 125 cm to the third power. What are the possible lengths of the side of that cube?

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Armin Taghavizad · Answer 1 · 2017-11-13T23:57:56+0000

volume=legnthn times width times height
a cubes legnth=width=height
therefor
volume=legnth^3
volume is greather than 125
125<legnth^3
cube root both sides
5<legnth
th elegnth is anything greather than 5
an example of some numbers are
6,7,30,3240958049238043284023848239048023843,

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