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Convert b) 25 m³ to ft³ c) 11 ft² to in²

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b) 25 m³ to ft³
c) 11 ft² to in²

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Answer:

conversions are below

Explanation:

b) 25 m³ = 882.867 ft³

c) 11 ft² = 1584 in²

Binmosa answered Mar 20, 2022

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