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the equation below shows the total volume (v), in cubic units, of 2 identical boxes with each side equal to s units: v = 2s3 if

s = 3.5 units, what is the value of v? 21.0 cubic units 24.5 cubic units 36.75 cubic units 85.75 cubic units

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Assoli18 [71]2 years ago

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V = 2s^3
v = 2(3.5)^3 = 2(42.875) = 85.75 cubic units

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