If a cube whose side is 7.5 cm, what will be its volume?

1.	If a cube whose side is 7.5 cm, what will be its volume?
A.	$$ {421.875 cm^{3}}$$
B.	$$ {759.375 cm^{3}}$$
C.	$$ {631.810 cm^{3}}$$
D.	$$ {210.94 cm^{3}}$$
Answer» B. $$ {759.375 cm^{3}}$$

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