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Get the total cubes you need and then subtract the given data (Example: Georgia has 30 apples in all. She has 10 red apples. So there is 20 apples left.). Then get the other given data ( Example: the number of green apples is 9 times the number of granny smith apples.). Then times it by a number (Example: 9x2=18 so there are 18 green apples and there are 2 granny smith apples, which equal 20 apples).



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Get the total cubes you need and then subtract the given data (Example: Georgia has 30 apples in all. She has 10 red apples. So there is 20 apples left.). Then get the other given data ( Example: the number of green apples is 9 times the number of granny smith apples.). Then times it by a number (Example: 9x2=18 so there are 18 green apples and there are 2 granny smith apples, which equal 20 apples).



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How do you use math cubes to act a problem? - Answers

Get the total cubes you need and then subtract the given data (Example: Georgia has 30 apples in all. She has 10 red apples. So there is 20 apples left.). Then get the other given data ( Example: the number of green apples is 9 times the number of granny smith apples.). Then times it by a number (Example: 9x2=18 so there are 18 green apples and there are 2 granny smith apples, which equal 20 apples).

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