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100 cm3 < 1 gallon < (100 cm)3
So the question requires clarification on whether 100 cm cubed refers to 100 lots of cubes, each of whose sides is 1 cm: that is 100 lots of 1 cm3
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a cube, each of whose sides is 100 cm.
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