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Being a CUBE it is assumed that the sides are of UNIFORM length.
Hence length X length X length = Volume
length^(3) = volume
Hence
length = volume ^(1/3) (cube root)
length = (350 cm^(3))^(1/3)
length = 7.047298742.... cm ~ 7.05 cm
NB A cube does NOT have a volume of '350 cm' ; You have the incorrect units.
Its volume is '350 cm^(3)'.
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