The volume code of a cube is given by s to the third power, where s is this side length of the cube. What is the difference of the volumes of two cubes with sides lengths of 5 meters and 4 meters

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The volume code of a cube is given by s to the third power, where s is this side length of the cube. What is the difference of the volumes of two cubes with sides lengths of 5 meters and 4 meters

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Answer:

Explanation:

5³-4³=61

Pavel Bredelev answered Sep 7, 2021

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Answer:

61 m^3

Explanation:

The difference in volume is (5 m)^3 - (4 m)^3, or (125 - 64) m^3, or

61 m^3

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