The volume of the prism that its faces is made from 6 identical squares is 48 cm³.
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A square prism is a 3-dimensional cuboid where the base and top are equal squares.
where
a = side length
h = height
Therefore,
a = 2 cm
h = 12 cm
Therefore,
v = a²h
v = 2² × 12
v = 4 × 12
v = 48 cm³
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59.9 I don't know if this is right or not
The answer is 1 over 6, 1/6.
Since the denominators (bottom numbers) are the same then they don't need to be changed and can therefore be simplified by subtraction.
