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3 years ago

Regular quadrilateral prism has an altitude h = 11 cm and base edges b=8 cm. Find the sum of all edges.

2 answers:

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The first thing we will do is assume that the prism is square based.
We have then that the edges of the base are:
P = 4L
P = 4 (8)
P = 32 cm
The edges of the top of the prism are:
P = 4L
P = 4 (8)
P = 32 cm
The edges of the prism height are:
P = 4h
P = 4 (11)
P = 44 cm
The total sum will be:
Pt = 32 + 32 + 44
Pt = 108 cm
Answer:
the sum of all edges is:
Pt = 108 cm

laila [671]3 years ago

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Answer:

108 cm, I checked

Step-by-step explanation:

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