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What are the answers for the problems in the worksheet, "Stacking Dice Puzzles"?
Asked by Linda in commenting on the worksheet, "Stacking Dice Puzzles": http://www.education.com/worksheet/article/stac...
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> 60 days ago
Answers (1)
1. 5 is to the right of 1. 6 is on the opposite side of 1. 4 is on top face and 3 at the bottom.
2. The sum of the numbers on opposite sides is 7.
3. 1+2+3+4+5+6 = 21
4. 42, 63, 84, 105
5. 210 , 2100, 21000
6. 21*n
7. Yes, it is possible and the sum of each side is 7.
8. It's not possible.
9. Yes, 7*2 = 14
10. 2 dice = 14
3 dice = n/a and so on
11 a. yes
b. (12/2) * 7 = 42
c. 50 *7 = 350
d. 500*7 = 3500
e. (n/2) * 7 = 7n/2
12. Make up your own.
Cheers :)
2. The sum of the numbers on opposite sides is 7.
3. 1+2+3+4+5+6 = 21
4. 42, 63, 84, 105
5. 210 , 2100, 21000
6. 21*n
7. Yes, it is possible and the sum of each side is 7.
8. It's not possible.
9. Yes, 7*2 = 14
10. 2 dice = 14
3 dice = n/a and so on
11 a. yes
b. (12/2) * 7 = 42
c. 50 *7 = 350
d. 500*7 = 3500
e. (n/2) * 7 = 7n/2
12. Make up your own.
Cheers :)
> 60 days ago
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