SOLUTION: A copper sphere of radius 5cm and a cuboid of dimension 10cm by 8cm by 7cm are both melted. Which is more and by how much?
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Question 1024866: A copper sphere of radius 5cm and a cuboid of dimension 10cm by 8cm by 7cm are both melted. Which is more and by how much?
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