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Regular pentagonal prism has 9 cm base edges. A larger similar prism of the same material has 36 cm base edges. How does the vol

ume of the larger prism compared to the volume of the smaller prism

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Korolek [52]3 years ago

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9*4 equal is 36 divide that and your answer is 4

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