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    This document poses 4 questions about building towers out of cubes: 1) Counts the cubes in a sample tower (5 cubes), 2) Asks how many cubes a 12 cube high tower would use, 3) Requests an explanation of the approach, 4) Asks for a general rule for tower height using a variable.

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    This document poses 4 questions about building towers out of cubes: 1) Counts the cubes in a sample tower (5 cubes), 2) Asks how many cubes a 12 cube high tower would use, 3) Requests an explanation of the approach, 4) Asks for a general rule for tower height using a variable.

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    Skeleton Tower Problem Worksheet

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    Joanne Goodell
    This document poses 4 questions about building towers out of cubes: 1) Counts the cubes in a sample tower (5 cubes), 2) Asks how many cubes a 12 cube high tower would use, 3) Requests an explanation of the approach, 4) Asks for a general rule for tower height using a variable.

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    Skeleton Tower Problem

    1. How many cubes are needed to build this tower pictured below?

    2. How many cubes are needed to build a tower like this but 12 cubes high?

    3. Explain how you worked out your answer to question #2.

    4. How many cubes are needed for a tower of any height? Make a rule using a variable and explain your thinking.

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