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You need to fill an ice cube tray with water You need to fill an ice cube tray with water. Given that each cube in the tray measures 3mm and that there are 10 cubes, how much water will you need to fill it completely? a) 3mm3 b) 9 mm3 c) 27 mm3 d) 270 mm3 BELL RINGER 10/2/2012

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