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Chemistry, 02.12.2019 13:31, shukriabdisabrie

What is the volume of a cube with length = 3 centimeters, width = 3 centimeters, and height = 3 centimeters?

a. 9 cubic liters
b. 9 cubic centimeters
c. 27 cubic meters
d. 27 cubic centimeters

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