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Square units and cubic units are quite different things; it doesn't make sense to convert from one to the other.
Yes they can.
It makes a sphere
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There are 4 of them.
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No, grams and kilograms are units of mass/weight. Cubic meters are a unit of volume.
You can do it ten times, I had an assignment and we had to make ten rectangular prisms 10 times
This is not a valid conversion. Cubic units is a measure of volume while square units is a measure of area.
Square units and cubic units are quite different things; it doesn't make sense to convert from one to the other.
2 cubes = 4 prisms
no
The question is very unclear. Here are some facts that may help: -- "Kilogram" is not a force. -- "Square" units are not compatible with "cubic" units. -- 10,000 square centimeters make 1 square meter. -- 1,000,000 cubic centimeters make 1 cubic meter.
You can make a lot more than three shapes with just 2 prisms.
Volume is not measured in millimetres but in cubic units of length. A typical measure would be cubic centimetre (cc). 40 cubic millimetres = 0.04 cubic centimetres. In that case, the density is 88/0.04 grams per cc = 2,200 grams per cc.This is clearly incorrect since that is more than 50 times the highest elemental density. I suggest you check the units, make sure of their spelling and resubmit the question instead of wasting people's time.Volume is not measured in millimetres but in cubic units of length. A typical measure would be cubic centimetre (cc). 40 cubic millimetres = 0.04 cubic centimetres. In that case, the density is 88/0.04 grams per cc = 2,200 grams per cc.This is clearly incorrect since that is more than 50 times the highest elemental density. I suggest you check the units, make sure of their spelling and resubmit the question instead of wasting people's time.Volume is not measured in millimetres but in cubic units of length. A typical measure would be cubic centimetre (cc). 40 cubic millimetres = 0.04 cubic centimetres. In that case, the density is 88/0.04 grams per cc = 2,200 grams per cc.This is clearly incorrect since that is more than 50 times the highest elemental density. I suggest you check the units, make sure of their spelling and resubmit the question instead of wasting people's time.Volume is not measured in millimetres but in cubic units of length. A typical measure would be cubic centimetre (cc). 40 cubic millimetres = 0.04 cubic centimetres. In that case, the density is 88/0.04 grams per cc = 2,200 grams per cc.This is clearly incorrect since that is more than 50 times the highest elemental density. I suggest you check the units, make sure of their spelling and resubmit the question instead of wasting people's time.
Yes they can.