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katrin [286]
3 years ago
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Several shapes are cut out of a piece of cardboard. Two squares of length x, five rectangles of length x and width y and two cir

cles with radius z. The two squares and four of the rectangles are glued together to form a prism, and the two circles and the remaining rectangle are used to form a cylinder with height y. Which represents the combined volume of the two figures?

Mathematics
1 answer:
forsale [732]3 years ago
6 0
The correct question in the attached figure

step 1 
calculate the different volumes
a) Volume of prism square base=x*x*y=x²*y
b) Volume of the cylinder=π*(z²)*y

the combined volume of the two figures=[x²*y]+[π*z²*y]

the answer is [y*x²]+[π*y*z²]

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