Muhammed Anas's answer to SZ's Primary 5 Maths Area & Volume Singapore question.
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You must remember that for this type of questions, you are placing a 3d solid inside a container; you therefore cannot take the volume of the container and divide it by the volume of the solid. But rather, you should calculate how many of those solids you can place along the 3 dimensions of the container and multiply them together.
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5 years ago
Thank you. Answer is similar to what my sister teached. :)
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