A large box is to be filled with smaller boxes. the bottom of the large box is a square Who sides measure 18.3 inches. the smaller boxes also have a square bottom that the sides of the smaller boxes are 6.1 inches long. how many of the smaller boxes will completely fill the bottom of the larger box? Explain.

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Clark Blevins

8 October, 23:59

A large box is to be filled with smaller boxes. the bottom of the large box is a square Who sides measure 18.3 inches. the smaller boxes also have a square bottom that the sides of the smaller boxes are 6.1 inches long. how many of the smaller boxes will completely fill the bottom of the larger box? Explain.

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Braeden Atkinson · Answer 1

The Answer is that 9 small boxes will completely fill the bottom of the large box.

Step-by-step explanation:

The bottom box is a square with each side 18.3 inches. The smaller boxes are square with each side 6.1 inches. Divide the large box side measurement by the small box measurement:

18.3 / 6.1 = 3 small boxes

Three small boxes will fit across each side. That is 3 boxes wide and 3 boxes long. The number of boxes will be:

3 * 3 = 9 small boxes will completely fill the bottom of the large box.