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Mathematics

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eimsori [14]3 years ago

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A. There are 3 cubes

b. There are 3 in each layer

c. There are 2 layers of cubes

d. He should use cubic because a square is flat and you can't find volume with cubes using square units

e. He can use cubic by counting how many cubes there are total

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