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3 years ago

Okay so I'm struggling at this particular set of questions on Khan Academy. Anyone got any ideas?

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2 answers:

Tanya [424]3 years ago

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my best guess is 135 because if it can fit cubes with 1/4 inch sides, that means it can fit 9 cubes going lengthwise, and 3 cubes wide which is 27 cubes on the base. then it can fit 5 cubes, all 1/4 inch going up because in 1 1/4 inch there are 5 quarter inches. so if you multiply 27 by 5 you get 135. I hope that helps a little bit:)

Travka [436]3 years ago

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I know this is not much help but I wrote all my work down and got 135 as well so I’m glad you got the correct answer. You will struggle sometimes, especially with challenging questions like that but remember it will always get easier as you go alone((: good luck to you!

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