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9. What is the volume of an object that is 83.6cm long, 10.62cm wide, and 3.05cm thick? What is the

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patriot [66]2 years ago

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Answer:

V = 2,707.89 cm^3 V = 2,521.96 cm^3

Explanation:

Width x Length x Height = Volume

V = 10.62 x 83.6 x 3.05

V = 2,707.89 cm^3

83.6 - 5.74 = 77.86

V = 10.62 x 77.86 x 3.05

V = 2,521.96 cm^3

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