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Part II. If she decides to pack the one-cubic-foot boxes in a box 4 ft long,2 ft high,and 2 ft wide, how many small boxes can she pack?
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Same problem really What is the total volume of the new larger box?
16 ft^3
so 16/12?
What's the volume of the smaller box? Number of boxes = Volume of Larger box / Volume of Small Box
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you said 12
on part I
so... larger=16/ smaller=12?
But what is the size of the smaller box on this problem?
1 cubic foot.
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So larger box / Smaller Box ---> 16 / 1, right?
ooooh ok:)
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