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Prompt: Measured in cubic units, this quantity describes the space an object occupies.
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Shape · RECALLMeasured in cubic units, this quantity describes the space an object occupies.Think it. Then flip it.
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  1. 01Measured in cubic units, this quantity describes the space an object occupies.
  2. 02This broad branch of geometry departs from Euclid's parallel postulate; curved-space examples help describe general relativity.
  3. 03This six-sided polygon forms the familiar outline of a honeycomb cell.
  4. 04This shape's six identical square faces are joined by twelve edges, all equal in length.
  5. 05This covering of a surface fits shapes together without gaps or overlaps.