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If you have a cube with a side length of ¼, how many cubes can fit into your rectangular prism? Explain.
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If you have a cube with a side length of ¼, how many cubes can fit into your rectangular prism? Explain.

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Explanation:

No of cubes that can fit into rectangular prism = Volume of rectangular prism

Volume of cube

Find the volume of rectangular prism and divide that by the volume of cube

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