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which is a example of a three dimensional measurement of volume a. 120 cubic meters b. 120 grams c. 120 miles per hour d. 120 units pls help I'm not smart

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120 cubic meters

Step-by-step explanation:

Three-dimensional measurement is basically any unit of measurement cubed. Since grams is just to the first power, it is not considered three-dimensional. miles per hour is a fraction, so it is not a three-dimensional measurement of volume. 120 units are to the first power, so you are left with 120 cubic meters, which is a three-dimensional measurement of volume. Also, another way to solve this is to look at the types of measurement. The cubic meter is a measure of volume. Grams are a measurement of mass. Miles per hour is a measurement of speed. Units can be any type of measurement because you can substitute units instead of any measurement in questions.

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