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$\sf volume~of~a~cube = side^3\\\\v = 216\\\\s^3 = 216\\\\s^3 = 6\times 6\times 6\\\\s^3 = 6^3\\\\\boxed{s = 6}$

s = 6 in

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I hope you have a wonderful day a≈6in

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