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1 year ago

Plsss answer this rlly need dont answer this for just points plsss :(

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klio [65]1 year ago

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1)V=Ixwxh

=5 cm x 3 cm x 2 cm

=30 cm³

2)V=bxh

=(10m x 6m) x 4m

= 60 m² x4 m

3)V=Ixwxh

=3 cm x 3 cm x 3 cm =27 cm³

=240 m³

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