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The volume of A is 400cm cubed Work out the volume of B A=10cm B=15cm
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The volume of A is 400cm cubed
Work out the volume of B
A=10cm B=15cm

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Answer:

600cm

Explanation:

The length of B times the length on A which goes to B = your answer

User Tom Moser
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Answer:

1350 cm³

Explanation:

(15/10)³ = VolumeB/400

VolumeB = 400×1.5³

Volume B = 1350 cm³

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