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30-03-2017
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Kate wants to fill her triangular container with orange juice. The measurements of her container are: base= 10 cm, and height= 10 cm, and length = 20 cm. is Kate's container large enough to hold 2 liters of orange juice?

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KyraIce KyraIce

30-03-2017

you would do base times height times length so 10 times 10 times 20 which equals 2,000cm in all. 2,000 cm is equal to 2 liters. So yes it can.

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