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4) Each campsite featured a trailer driveway. The driveway measured 21 feet across by 42 feet back and was surrounded on three sides by a cement curb 6 inches wide and 8 inches tall. There was no curb on the front of the
driveway so that a trailer could be driven in. What was the volume of the cement in the curb? V = lwh

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