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How many small boxes of side $3$ cm can be cut off from a box of side $3$ metre?

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$Number of boxes = \frac{Volume of the box}{Volume of a small box}$

Number of boxes $= \frac{3 m \times 3 m \times 3 m}{3 c m \times 3 c m \times 3 c m} = 10^{6}$

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