Maths - Rāapa te 2 o Whiringa-ā-nuku

By Anonymous -
One day I did some maths. Below this text is my question




Problem 1.
You have these three Cuisenaire rods:









a. In what ways can you use these rods to measure a length of 6 centimeters?
b. What other lengths can you make by arranging these rods in various ways?

This is my answer for b:
3cm
7cm

Sorry that there is not an answer for a because I did not have time
This is an old post from last year

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