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Lesson on calculating the Volume of Frustums, using similar shapes to work out the height of the part that has been removed. A challenging lesson for top ability GCSE pupils. If you like this resource then please check out my other stuff on here!
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efffa

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Hasbar

6 years ago
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Worth it

lilyrhodes

7 years ago
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Thank you

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esoteric1971

7 years ago
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Super stuff.

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