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WU: A “cube” of rock has dimensions of: Height = 5 cm Width = 5 cm Length = 10 cm What is the surface area of the combined Rock faces CW: Soil

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WU: A “cube” of rock has dimensions of: Height = 5 cm Width = 5cm Length = 10 cm What is the surface area of the combined Rock faces CW: Soil Video

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