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Andre has a pile of small cubes (1/3 per side) that he needs to put in a box. The box has the following measurements. Length: 3 1/3. Withd: 2 2/3. Heigh: 2 1/3 How many cubes can Andre put in the box completely
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Andre has a pile of small cubes (1/3 per side) that he needs to put in a box. The box has the following measurements. Length: 3 1/3. Withd: 2 2/3. Heigh: 2 1/3

How many cubes can Andre put in the box completely fill it?

User Samir Chauhan
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Answer: either 186 or 560
User Amos Kosgei
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Answer:

I believe it might be 560 or 186. I'm not sure.

Explanation:

Volume equals length times width times height.

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