Mathematics, 04.06.2021 07:30, makalaily9342

Using the 6cm scoop ,a cylinder scoop(using the Thrifty“scooper”),and assuming we can use all of the ice cream in the container ,how many sphere scoops could we get, and how many cylinder scoops can we get out of one three‐gallon container?

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