Math, asked by MahakMishra, 1 year ago

what is the volume of a cube having its side 17cm.

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Answered by MolikAgarwal

5

V = 17*17*17
= 4913 g / cm^3

Answered by pradeep2154

3

v of cube =a^3
17^3=4913cm^3

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