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Packaging and Models Mathematical Literacy Grade 12 pdf Revision Notes

Packaging and Models Mathematical Literacy Grade 12 pdf Revision Notes Containers and models Mathematical Literacy Lessons & Notes for Grade 12 PDF How objects are arranged when being packed into a small area, such as a box, cabinet, or suitcase, frequently affects how many items may fit there. A good illustration of this is attempting to cram all of your necessities for the school day—such as your books, athletic gear, and lunch—into your bag or backpack.

Prior Knowledge for Packaging and Models for Grade 12

Prior knowledge of the 3 – dimensional figures especially the identification of length, width and height; rounding; ratio between radius and diameter, calculator skills and logical reasoning are knowledge and skills will come in handy for the Mathematical Literacy Grade 12 Models and Packaging lesson.

What aspects of PACKAGING are important to us?

• What is packed? Rectangular boxes and cylindrical cans/tins
• What is it packed into? Rectangular Containers / Boxes
• How is it packed? There are different packaging ways e.g., packaging methods 1 and 2 but optimal use of space and cost-effectiveness must also be taken into account.

Optimal use of space

The boxes or cans should be packed in such a way that it fits the largest number of boxes/cans/tins in a container/box.

Packaging materials are expensive. The smallest container may need to be used for packaging of a certain number of boxes /tins /cans.

Watch: Maths Literacy: Episode 57: Packing and Models

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