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The figure below shows a rectangle or prism and a cube how many cubes are required to completely packed a prism without any gaps or overlaps

The figure below shows a rectangle or prism and a cube how many cubes are required to completely packed a prism without any gaps or overlaps
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The figure below shows a rectangle or prism and a cube how many cubes are required to completely packed a prism without any gaps or overlaps

The figure below shows a rectangle or prism and a cube how many cubes are required-example-1
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you find the volume and then divided by 1/5 because of the block you get 32
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should be 16

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