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Volume of 8cm 12cm 20cm

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Answer:1920

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8*12*20

Rodrigo Elias answered Dec 28, 2021

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Answer:

1,920 cubic cm

Explanation:

$volume = lwh \\ = 8 * 12 * 20 \\ = 96 * 20 \\ = 1,920 \: {cm}^(3) \\$

Leger answered Jan 1, 2022

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