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Hi! in order to answer this question, you should first calculate the volume of the first cuboid, then the volume of the second cuboid, and then work out the percentage differences. cuboid 1: length X width X height 15 x 16 x 17 = 4080cm^3 cuboid 2: 13 x 14 x 15 = 2730cm^3 percentage difference = (new - old)/ old (2730 - 4080 / 4080)*100 0= 33.1% = 33.1% decrease hope that helps!
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