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You have a cube that all the lengths are 5 cm. and the formula for volume is (b)(h)(l)=v, or base times height times length. and since that its a square that you're working with you could do 53 because 5 times 5 times 5 is equal to 5 cubed. 53 is 125. So, the volume is going to be 125 cm3, or 125 cubic cm.
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