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For an oblique rectangular prism, find the volume if the height is divided up into 30 sections, with a total height of h = 60cm,

l = 10cm, w = 20cm. A) 400 cm3 B) 1,200 cm3 C) 6,000 cm3 D) 12,000 cm3

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ladessa [460]3 years ago

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Answer:

Volume of a prism =BH

(length ×width)×height

(10×20)×60

=12000cm3

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