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Space is some thing that everything takes up even 2D shapes and espeshely 3D shapes even atoms ! almost everything takes up space in our world even the univers

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I think that you would need to measure the height with the ruler,then get the book with your hands and feel the

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I think that you could do it by measuring

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I think that I would use a tape

measure

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I think that you can find how much space the length is or you can measure the length.

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i would use a ruler

i think you can multiple length and width

for example mesure a pencile box and do both length and width and the multiple them.

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You can multiply the length by the height and by the width, If the shape is 3D . But if it is 2D then I would only multiply the length by the width.

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I think that you would multiply the lenght,width,and hight to find how much space it would take up.

But if it was a 2D figure you only multiply the lenght and wigth.

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I think that you would multiply the

length, width and height if its a 2D figure you only multiply the length and height

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You can find how much space an object takes up by finding out it's length, width and height. You can also see if one object is bigger than another by multiplying their height, length, and width. For example if they were cubic feet you would multiply the height, width, and length.

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I think that you would have to measure the lenght

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I think that you measure the length the width and hight. Then you multiply them then you get your answer. For example,if the length is 2 and the width is 4 and your hight is 3 you do 2x4x3=24 then your answer is 24.

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For 3d: I think that you would measure the length, width, and highth of and object then multiply the length times width times high of an object to find out how much space a shape takes up. For 2d: If the shape is flat then you would multiply the length times highth only because there is no width on a flat shape because its flat.

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I think that first you would have to measure the length,width,and height .If it were a 2D

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I think you can find the length x width x height then multiply it then you can find how much space a 3D object takes up. For a 2D shape you can do length x width then you can find the space of how much a 2D object takes.

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To find a 3D shape's space, I think you have to multiply the length, width, height to find out how much space an object takes up.

But, if it was a 2D shape, you just multiply the length and width.

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I think you could measure how much space it takes up by multipling length times width times height. That will tell you the volume of the 3D shape, which is how much space it takes up.

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I think you could do that by measuring the the Leigh, With, and Height. Then Multiplying Leigh x With x Height. So you can find the total volume of the 3-D shape. If its 2-D you multiply with x height to get the area of the shape also a 3-D can look like a 2-D from the right angle.

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If the shape is 3D I think the way you can find out how much space a object takes us is by multiply the length x width x height. If the shape is 2D than you multiply the length and height.

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I think that you could find out how much a space a cube takes up by measure the length width and then heigh

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OK every thing in our world and univers is 3D even atoms. althogh some can take up so little space you can`t see them. 2D shape are basikly just a thing that takes up not as much space as other

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You could find how much space it takes by multiplying the length, width, and height. If it's 2D you just multiply the length, and height

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I think that you could multiply width x height when the shape is 2D. For 3D you could multiply length x width x height.

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