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What is the volume of the solid figure (with congruent, parallel bases) that has a height of 11 feet and the following base? is

38.28 ft 3 the 3 is small

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hichkok12 [17]3 years ago

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So all you want to do is muiltiply the base times the height
like this (11 X 38.28)
and this is equal to 421.08 ft
i hope this helps!!

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