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This question can be done this way.
You can also think of “proportional to q^3” as volume of cubes. When the length of a cube doubles, the volume increases by a multiplier of 8.
You can also think of “proportional to q^3” as volume of cubes. When the length of a cube doubles, the volume increases by a multiplier of 8.
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