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How many 1cm cubes did you use to create the cup design, and how did you determine the count? Multiplication (2 times tables). There are 20 cubes. 

Each cube represents 1cm³. Can you calculate the cup's total volume in cubic centimetres? 20cm³

How many millilitres of soft drink can this cup hold if filled to the top? Explain why you believe this cup may or may not be suitable for holding a sufficient amount of liquid. 20mL. Not suitable, because it doesn't really hold enough liquid.

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How many of the small cubes did you use to create your pool design, and how did you figure this out? 
H x L x W 
3 x 4 = 12 x 2 = 24
3 x 3 = 9 x 2 = 18
24 + 18 = 42 
42 cubes

If each of those small cubes represents 1m³, what is the total volume of your pool in cubic metres? 
42m³

Can you describe how you can use this knowledge to determine how many litres it will take to fill your pool?
42 x 1000 = 42000L

Imagine you want to build a solid 1m³ platform inside the pool using the same small cubes you used for your pool prototype. How many of these small cubes would you need to fill 1m³? Explain your reasoning. I would need 1 million of the 1cm³ cubes because it would take 100 cubes to fill the length, 100 cubes to fill the height, and 100 cubes to fill the width. So, 100 x 100 x 100 = 1000000 cubes.

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