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centimeters

Measured in cubic units

Amount of space taken up by an

object

Cubic meters, liters, millilitres and cubic

centimeters

Calculated by multiplying the

lengths width and height of an object

Measured in cubic units

Amount of space taken up by an

object

Cubic meters, liters, millilitres and cubic

centimeters

Measurement is geared more towards

cc or mL

Calculated by multiplying the

lengths width and height of an object

Measured in cubic units

Amount of space taken up by an

object

Cubic meters, liters, millilitres and cubic

centimeters

Liters, gallons, pounds.

Measurement is geared more towards

cc or mL

Calculated by multiplying the

lengths width and height of an object

Measured in cubic units

Amount of space taken up by an

object

Cubic meters, liters, millilitres and cubic

centimeters

Measured in almust every other unit

Liters, gallons, pounds.

Measurement is geared more towards

cc or mL

Calculated by multiplying the

lengths width and height of an object

Measured in cubic units

Amount of space taken up by an

object

Cubic meters, liters, millilitres and cubic

centimeters

Ability to hold a substance like a

solid, a liquid or a gas

Measured in almost every other unit

Liters, gallons, pounds.

Measurement is geared more towards

cc or mL

Calculated by multiplying the

lengths width and height of an object

Measured in cubic units

Amount of space taken up by an

object

Cubic meters, liters, millilitres and cubic

centimeters

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