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SA The formula S = V6 gives the length of the side, s, of a cube with a surface area, SA. How much longer is the side of a cube with a surface area of 180 square meters than a cube with the surface area of 120 square meters? O 30-4.5 m O 30-2.5 m o O 2 -V15 m 10 m Next Submit Save and Exit​


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