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Find the volume of the earth dug out from a cubical pit whose edge is $2.4$ m

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The pit is dug in the form of a cube
$∴$ Volume of the cube $= {(e d g e)}^{3} = {2.4}^{3} = 13.824 ‬ m^{3}$

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