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Question: Cube A has a volume of 128 cm. If the edge lengths of cube B are half the size of the edge lengths of cube A, what is the volume of cube B? cube A cube B V = 128 cm V = ? o 16 cm3 O 64 cm3 O
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Cube A has a volume of 128 cm. If the edge lengths of cube B are half the size of the edge lengths of cube A, what is the volume of cube B?
cube A
cube B
V = 128 cm
V = ?
o 16 cm3
O 64 cm3
O 32 cm
Cannot be determined

User Alexander Sloutsky
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17 votes

Answer:16 cm

Explanation:

User Jonathan Payne
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12 votes

Answer:

16 cm3

Explanation:

4 x 4 x 8 = 128

2 x 2 x 4 = 16

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