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What is the volume of a 6.4mm cube

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Answer:

262.144 cubic mm

Explanation:

Volume =
side^(3)

So, 6.4*6.4*6.4=262.144 cubic mm

Sumeet Kumar Yadav answered Jul 31, 2021

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