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A box is known to hold exactly 250 cm3. Which side dimensions produce the most accurate measurement of the box?
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∙ 7y ago
The accuracy depends on the tools used for measurement. If you assume that the measurement tool is accurate to 1 cm, then there are 5 possible answers:1 cm*1 cm*250 cm
1 cm*2 cm*125 cm
1 cm*5 cm*50 cm
1 cm*10 cm*25 cm
2 cm*5 cm*25 cm.
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