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21 July 2022

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This help William 'Billy' Black calculate how much grease-proof paper he needs plus how much each cake tine can hold. The shapes go from cuboids to a cylinder to a hemisphere to a frustum, so you can start and finish where you like.
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Maryam-Khan

6 years ago
5

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annamak

6 years ago
5

Thank you

mtunnicliffe

9 years ago
5

really useful. used as simple hook idea to intro pupils to calculation ing SA to vol ratios for nanoparticle in gcse chemistry. I linked it by saying the closer the value, the quicker the cakes would bake (hopefully that makes sense-it's late :-)

Ceridwyn

11 years ago
5

What fun!

HannahJoy21

12 years ago
5

Fab! Thank you, great that its got the answers too

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