16'3" * 8'6" * 3'4"

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is zat spozed tu be volume av a rektangular solid????

yu gotta konvert tu ft or inch

16ft 3=195 inch

8ft6=102 inch

3ft4=40 inch

195*102*40=795,600 inch^3
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