Ice Cube.

Ice Cube, tell them.

Yeah. I like Ice Cube.

like she's kissed the ice tray?

Well sure it does, because for the pink ice tray you have 2 ice cubes for everyone that you have in the blue ice tray.

The blue tray makes 8 equally sized ice cubes.

The pink tray makes 16 equally sized ice cubes.

So 8 equally sized ice cubes, this is the blue tray.

Maybe you have an ice cube, or some type of block.

And maybe you're pulling on that ice cube at an angle.

Or perhaps I can assemble one out of dot and dash ice cubes ice cube Morse code.

How many ice cubes from the pink tray would you need to equal the same exact amount of ice?

Now, you put 3 ice cubes from the blue tray into your drink.

He she hears, they are enough 25 cents for a cube of ice?

There isn't enough life on this ice cube to fill a space cruiser.

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I like to put an ice cube into my coffee, because it's usually too hot.

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So if you have the actual water motecules in a lattice structure in the ice cube

So the blue tray makes 8. So this is the blue tray... Let me divide it into 8 sections to represent the 8 equally sized ice cubes.

So let's do that. So one, two, three ice cubes from the blue tray into your drink.

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So in the blue ice tray you have 8 equally sized cubes, well for each of those you're gonna have 2 at the pink ice tray, so you multiply by 2 to have 16 equally sized cubes, and out of the blue tray if you take 3, well the equivalent amount for each of those cubes you would get 2 from the pink ice tray, so you're multiplying by 2 right over there.

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