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Answer:
Yes.. you are correct!
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It is, D
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<span>The volume of each celluloid die is (.25 x .25 x .25) = 0.015625 cubic inch.
To manufacture 24,000 of them, you need to start with <u>at least</u>
(24,000) x (0.015625) = <u>375 cubic inches</u>.
I don't know how celluloid is sold, so you should also keep in mind that
375 cubic inches = about 207.8 fluid ounces, or about 6.5 quarts.
I'm sure a bit more than that was used in the manufacture, since
there's always some wasted, spilled, or trimmed off of the edges. </span>
