a cube, like the one in the picture below, has a width=length=height, all sides are equal. Now, on this one we know it has a volume of 27 in³.
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what happened is, Bethany stayed up late last nite till 2am watching reruns of the Teletubbies, so she needs to take a good nap, is all.
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Step-by-step explanation:
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300 chocolate chips is 6 batches of 50 chips each
(300 chocolate chips = 6 batches @ 50 chips ea)
Each batch of 50 chips = 1.1 cups of flour
Therefore 6 batches @ 1.1 cups ea = 6.6 cups of flour
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0.6 cups (3/5 cups) of flour makes 6 cookies
6.6 cups of flour is 11 times more than that.
(0.6 x 11 = 6.6)
So she can make 11 times as many cookies.
(11 x 6 cookies = 66 cookies)
Answer:
Bella can make 66 cookies
(minus the three cookies that SumDude ate)
Because most of them keep on going for infinite. For example,
is an irrational number that goes on forever 3.14159 etc etc etc
