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Ms.bishop measured one side of a cube (all sides are equal) and finds that it is 3cm. What is the volume.

Ms.bishop measured one side of a cube (all sides are equal) and finds that it is 3cm. What is the volume.
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Ms.bishop measured one side of a cube (all sides are equal) and finds that it is 3cm. What is the volume.

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Answer:

27cm³

Step-by-step explanation:

length × width × height

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