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What is the volume of a shape that measures 5cm,3cm,2cm​
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What is the volume of a shape that measures 5cm,3cm,2cm​

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Answer: the volume is 30cm ³

Explanation: finding the volume you just multiply all three values together.

5cm x 3cm x 2cm = 30cm ³
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The volume with the given numbers is 30 cubic centimeters.
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