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5 January, 16:30

Kent is cutting a long tree into pieces. He cut the trunk into 3 pieces. Then he cut each of those pieces into 3 smaller pieces. Finally he cut each of those smaller pieces into 3 still smaller pieces. How many pieces did they have then?

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  1. 5 January, 16:31
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    27

    Step-by-step explanation:

    he started by cutting one log into 3

    1*3=3

    then cutting each of those into 3

    3*3=9

    then again

    9*3=27
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