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Mathematics, 01.06.2021 18:50 flyingcerberus1408

A side of a cube-shaped fish aquarium measures 14 inches. The amount of glass needed to make the aquarium can be found using the expression 5 x 14². Which is the amount of glass needed to make the cube-shaped fish aquarium?​

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