Each cube in this rectangular prism is 1 cm3.What is the volume of the rectangular prism?

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Lelechka [254]3 years ago

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Answer:

Volume of rectangular prism = $20\ cm^3$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given rectangular prism is made up of small cubes of volume 1 cubic centimeter.

To find volume of rectangular prism.

Solution:

Volume of rectangular prism is = $length\times width \times height$

We know that all sides of a cube are equal in measure.

So, we will count the number of cubes on each side to get the exact measure.

Length side = 4 cubes = 5 cm

Width side = 2 cubes = 2 cm

Height side = 2 cubes = 2 cm

Thus volume of rectangular prism = $5\ cm\times 2\ cm \times 2\ cm$

Volume of rectangular prism = $20\ cm^3$

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