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3 years ago

To find the volume of prism if base is not given

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krok68 [10]3 years ago

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Even though the base of the prism is not given, we can calculate it by the area of the triangle.

0.5 * 7cm * 24cm = 84cm2

Now we multiply by the height.

84cm2 * 45cm = 3780cm3

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To find the volume of prism if base is not given​

To find the volume of prism if base is not given