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Monday, 2 May 2016
length, area and volume factors
it's probably helpful if students appreciate what happens to the overall size of a shape if you e.g. double in two or three directions*
a ppt is
here
see also
big sprouts and Frodo Baggins
and
wombats and diprotodons
*an estimate of the adult height of a male is obtained by doubling their height when they are 2 years old
for a female height estimate, it is double their height when they are 18 months old
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