Mathematics, 22.02.2021 19:20, rhiannonwheatcr4468

Cubed-shaped boxes of candy are shipped in larger boxes. The larger boxes are six feet long, one foot wide, and two feet high. How many one cubic foot boxes of candy will the large box hold? Describe how you will solve the problem. Type in your answer.

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