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The volume of an object as a function of time is v(t) = at³, where a is a constant. let l and t denote dimensions of length and time, respectively. what is the dimension of the constant a?
a) l³ x t³
b) l² / t
c) l³ / t³
d) l / t³
e) l / t

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