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If all the gold that has been produced in the last 500 years could be melted to form a single cube, each side would measure about 16 m. How many cubic meters of gold is this?

If all the gold that has been produced in the last 500 years could be melted to form a single cube, each side would measure about 16 m. How many cubic meters of gold is this?
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If all the gold that has been produced in

the last 500 years could be melted to
form a single cube, each side would
measure about 16 m. How many cubic
meters of gold is this?

User Gannet
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Explanation:

just find the cubic of 16


{16}^(3) = {2}^(12) = 4096

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