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How to find the volume of this shape?

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Solve one part at a time. First do 6*11*5 to get the left side of the figure then do 8*4*5 to get the right side of the figure. Once you have the answer to both of those problems, you add the two numbers together to get your final answer.

Aleks04 [339]4 years ago

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You find the volume by multiplying the legnth x width x height

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