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Two figures have a similarity ratio of 5:8. If the volume of the smaller figure is 875 mm, what is the volume of the larger figure in cubic millimeters? Solve and explain the pr…

Two figures have a similarity ratio of 5:8. If the volume of the smaller figure is 875 mm, what is the volume of the larger figure in cubic millimeters? Solve and explain the pr…
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Two figures have a similarity ratio of 5:8. If the volume of the smaller figure is 875 mm, what is the

volume of the larger figure in cubic millimeters? Solve and explain the process you used to solve the
problem

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Two figures have a similarity ratio of 5:8. If the volume of the smaller figure is-example-1
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