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2 years ago

MATH!!! 15 points ;)) find the volume of the composite figure

Mathematics

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andrezito [222]2 years ago

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Answer:

(2*2*1.5*1/3)+(2*1.5*4)= 14

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the area of a pyramid, you use the equation of 1/3 *lwh. When we place the values in there, we get 2*2*1.5*1/3, which is equal to 2. Then we solve the bottom part. Since it is a rectangular prism, we use the equation of lwh. When we insert the values, we get 2*1.5*4, which is equal to 12. Now, we take these two values of 2 and 12 and we combine them, giving us our final answer of 14.

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