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What is the volume of the figure below which is composed of two cubes with side lengths of 8 units

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kotegsom [21]3 years ago

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Volume of cubes=b*b*b
b=8
then

Volume=2*(8*8*8)=1024 units³

the answer is 1024 units³

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