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3 years ago

1. What is the volume of the prism that can be constructed from this net?

Mathematics

1 answer:

Irina-Kira [14]3 years ago

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1. V = lwh
V = (8)(4)(5)
V = (32)(5)
V = 160 units³

2. V = lwh + lwh
V = (4)(2)(1) + (3)(1)(1)
V = (8)(1) + (3)(1)
V = 8 + 3
V = 11 units³

3. V = leh + s³
V = (9)(3)(4) + (3)³
V = (27)(4) + 27
V = 108 + 27
V = 135 units³

4. V = lwh
V = (3)(7)(2)
V = (21)(2)
V = 42 units³

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