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3. the volume of a shipping container is 448.656 cubic inches and it can hold 24 smaller boxes. what is the volume of each of the smaller boxes? a. 18.693 cubic inches b. 18.667 cubic inches c. 18.694 cubic inches d. 17.946 cubic inches

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