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Respond with proper labeling.

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Respond with proper labeling.       For example: #1. 18 cubes #2. 5 cubes

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On 5 there are 11 cubes. On 6 there are 14 cubes if u count them right. On 7 there 7 cubes. on 8 there are 8 cubes.    Jasphren Perez

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On 5 there are 11 cubes. On 6 there are 14 cubes if u count them right. On 7 there 7 cubes. on 8 there are 8 cubes.    Jasphren Perez

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5. 11
6. 14
7. 7
8. 8

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5: 11 cubes
6: 12  cubes
7: 7 cubes
8: 8 cubes

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#5.11 cubes
#6. 12 cubes
#7. 8 cubes
#8. 8 cubes

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1#  7 cubes
2#  8 cubes
3#  9 cubes
4#  9 cubes

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#5.11 cubes
#6. 12 cubes
#7. 8 cubes
#8. 8 cubes

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7 seven for number one cause i counted and 8 for number 2 since i just always count 9 for number 3  9 for number 4

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7 seven for number one cause i counted and 8 for number 2 since i just always count 9 for number 3  9 for number 4

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There're 14 cubes in number 5 and in number 6 there are 13 cubes. And there are 7 cubes in number 7 and in number 8 there are 8 cubes in it.

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On 1 there 7 cubes. On 2 there are 8 cubes. On 3 there are 9 cubes. On 4 there are 9 cubes.

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On 1 there 7 cubes. On 2 there are 8 cubes. On 3 there are 9 cubes. On 4 there are 9 cubes.

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Jasphren Perez

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There are 7 cubes in 1, 8 cubes in 2, 9 cubes in 3, and 9 cubes in 4

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There are 7 cubes in 1, 8 cubes in 2, 9 cubes in 3, and 9 cubes in 4

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There are 7 cubes in number 1 and in number 2 there are 10 cubes and in number 3 and 4 there 9 in both of them.

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1: 7 cubes
2: 8 cubes
3: 9 cubes
4: 9 cubes

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1. 7 cubes
2.  8 cubes
3.  9 cubes
4.  9 cubes

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Examine the 3-D geometric solid. How many cubes are in the 3-D structures (a) and (b)?

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#1. 7 cubes
#2. 8 cubes
#3. 9 cubes
#4. 9 cubes

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(a) 12 cubes (b) 8 cubes

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In A there is 12 cubes and 8 cubes in B.

A. 12 B. 8

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(A) 12 cubes
(B) 8 cubes

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A) 12 cubes
B) 8 cubes

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{b} 8
\{a} 8 (im confuse and wtahs what i got)

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On A there are 12 cubes. On B there are 8 cubes.

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On A there are 12 cubes. On B there are 8 cubes.

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Jasphren Perez.

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A: 12  and B: is 9 because if you count A you can see its 12 and if you count on B its 9

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A)12 cubes
B) 8 cubes

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There are 12 cubes in A and there are 8 cubes In B

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on A there are 12 cubes on B there r 8 cubes

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A 12
B 8

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5: 11 cubs
6: 12 cubs
7: 8  cubs
8: 8 cubs

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1: 7 cubs
2:8 cubs
3:9 cubs
4: 9 cubs

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(A) 12 cubes I counted the sides on top and on the bottom and in the back 4 each. and (B) 8 cubes

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its a 3-D demention so there is sides on the 3-D cubes. Then letter B. is 8 because of the sides of the demention.

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on A there are 12 cubes on B there r 8 cubes

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on A there are 12 cubes on B there r 8 cubes

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A is 12 cubes
B is 8 cubes

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1 is 7 cubes
2 is 8 cubes
3 is 9 cubes
4 is 9 cubes

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5 is 11 cubes
6 is 11 cubes
7 is 7 cubes
8 is 8 cubes

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A has 12 cubes in total. B has 8 cubes.

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1 has 7 cubes. 2 has 8 cubes. 3 has 9 cubes

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1# 7 cubes
2# 8 cubes
3# 9 cubes
43 9 cubes

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5# 11 cubes
6#12 cubes
7#7 cubes
8#8 cubes

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11 for number 1 12 for number  2 7 for number 3      and 8  for the last one aka number 4

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11 for number 1 12 for number  2 7 for number 3      and 8  for the last one aka number 4

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Explain in your answer how you figured the number of cubes that fit in the box.

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A 12 cubes B 8 cubes

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Braunny

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i giot to 11 some how i got it.

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8.#7
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6.# 4
5.# 5

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3 x 4 = 12
12 x 4 = 48

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(There are 3 by 4 cubes on the bottom. That's 12 cubes. The box is 4 cubes tall so that's 12 x 4 = ? cubes. -Mr. Tran)

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Read the story problem and explain your response clearly.  Remember, cubic inches is the number of 1-inch cubes that can fit in the solid.

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3 x 4 x 4 = 48 cubes
3 x 4 = 12 x 4 = 48 cubes
So maybe 48 cubes fit in.

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3 X 4 = 12 X 4 = 48 so answer is 48

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3 x 4 x 4 = 48
48 cubes will fit.

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B)5x2x3=30

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B. 5 x 2 = 10 10 x 3 = 30

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3 x 5 = 15
15 x 2 = 30
Answer: 30 cubic inches.

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12 x 4 = 48

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3 x 5 = 15
15 x 2 = 30

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3x5= 15

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Read the problem closely and try your best!  Make sure you watch the Wednesday video on Google Classroom first before trying this problem!
Update: Great progress everyone!  However, no correct answers yet.  Remember, there are TWO smaller rectangular prisms and ONE larger rectangular prism.  What is the total volume of all three rectangular prisms? And the unit is inches so how many CUBIC inches?

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3 x 5 x 8 = 30
3 x 5 = 15
15 x 2 = 30
30 cubic inches.

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A)3x5=15     15x8=120 10x8=80   5x8=40  40+80=120
B) 5x3x2=? 5x3=15 15x2=30 5x3x2=30

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12x10x5=600
600x2=1200
10x8x36=2880
1200+2880=4080

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12 x 10 x 5= 600
10 x 8 =80 x 36 = 2880

(Z Nara, looks great! But, there's TWO smaller rectangular prisms! -Mr. Tran)

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10 x 8 x 36 = 2880

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10 x 8 = 80 80 x 36 = 2,880
600 + 600 + 2,880 = 4,080
12 x 10 = 120 120 x 5 = 600

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15x2=30
30cubes

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12 x 10 x 5 = ?
12 x 10 = 120
120 x 5 = 600
I don't really understand!
10 x 8 x 36 = ?
10 x 36 = 360
360 x 8 = 2880
So I tried ?!
2880 + 600 = 3480

so maybe it is 600 and 2880?

(Hi Cashlie, there's TWO smaller
rectangular prisms!  I see you only accounted for ONE.  Hmm...almost there! -Mr. Tran)

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(Jasphren, where are the units? And, there are TWO smaller rectangular prisms, not ONE. -Mr. Tran)

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(Make sure you label each answer -Mr. Tran)

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2# 8 cubes
3# 9 cubes
4# 9 cubes

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A)3x5=15     15x8=120 10x8=80   5x8=40  40+80=120
B) 5x3x2=?         5x3=15      15x2=30 5x3x2=30

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Number 1 11 cubes
Number 2

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6x10x3x2x4=144 cubic cm