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Part I. Joe's mom wants to pack various small items in 1-cubic-foot boxes. She plans to pack these small boxes in bigger boxes that measure 3 ft long, 2 ft high, and 2 ft wide. How many small boxes can she fit in each large box?
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Volume = L * W * H Volume of Large Box = 3ft * 2ft * 2ft = 12 ft^3 Volume of small box = 1 ft^3 Number of boxes = Volume of Large Box / Volume of Small Box
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would the answer be '12 boxes'?
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