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Write a situation for the equations what does x represent what does y represent?
A small truck can hold 35 boxes of toys. Five boxes fit across the width of the truck. How many boxes fit along the length of the truck?
A toy company packs 10 cubic boxes of toys in a case what are the possible dimensions for a case of toys?
To determine the possible dimensions for a case of toys containing 10 cubic boxes, we first need to find the volume of each box. Let's assume the box dimensions are length (l), width (w), and height (h). The volume of each box would be l * w * h. Since there are 10 boxes in a case, the total volume of the case would be 10 times the volume of one box. Therefore, any set of dimensions (l, w, h) that satisfies the equation 10 * l * w * h gives the possible dimensions for a case of toys.
How many different LEGO bricks are there?
There are (excluding colour variations) currently 6448 different molds used in the production of Lego bricks Lego bricks have been used for more than just toys as we all know. Artist have been inspired to create works in the plastic medium for many years. Many of the best works can be seen at legoland in Windsor UK.
How many cm in length and height should a cage for two or three rats be?
Well for three rats there should be three levels I don't know the length or width but there should be a lot of space and that is because as they get bigger they need more room. My friend has rats and she had hers made I don't where but it is great it has three levels and she has four rats but the bottom level is close to the bottom of the cage and so it is a hiddy sort of place and she has so many toys you can't see the rats. If you get a cage get one with levels.
How do you create a word problem that would require the use of equations to solve the problem?
You have to say, in some way, that there are two(or possibly, but not likely, more) equal values. For example: 1) Pat and Pan have 7 apples. If Pan has 2 more apples than Pat, how many apples do they each have? (Pat+2=Pan, Pan+Pat=7) 2) John has three toys. James has four. How many toys do they have together? (3+4=?)
