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almond37
2 months ago
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A cup is 6.4 cm tall, not including a 0.6 cm lip. Cups are stacked inside one another. You may want to draw a diagram to help yo

u see how the height of the stack of cups increases. Select the function that represents the height of a stack of cups in terms of the number of cups in the stack. Select a Value The number of cups in a 18.4 cm high stack is: Select a Value
Mathematics
1 answer:
PIT_PIT [12.4K]2 months ago
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To understand the stacking of cups, start with the height of one cup plus its lip's height. Following that, continue to add the height of each lip until the desired total height is reached. Thus, the total number of cups needed is 19.
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