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3 years ago

Brain list if you do workout

Mathematics

1 answer:

Andrej [43]3 years ago

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THAT LINK IS A SCAM DO NOT CLICK IT!!!

Anyways here’s the answer:
160 cm squared.

You find volume by doing length x width x height and then take that answer and divide it by 3. When you do 8x6x10, 480, and 480 divided by 3 is 160.

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