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A giant cube has side lengths of 400 km. What is its volume?
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A giant cube has side lengths of 400 km. What is its volume?

A giant cube has side lengths of 400 km. What is its volume?-example-1
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Answer:

A. part is the answer of the question

User Publicus
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Answer:

6.4×107km³

Explanation:

V=a^3=400^3=6.4×10^7km³

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