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351 cubes.

13 x 9 = 117

117 x 3 = 351

Imagine you have a row of 13 cubes.

Now imagine you have 9 of these rows laying beside each other.

That's 117 cubes(13 x 9 = 117).

Now imagine that there are two more 13x9 cubes lying on top of the first one(to make three total).

117 x 3 = 351

That's 351 cubes to fill a box measuring 13x9x3.

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