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I need help on unit rates

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rjkz [21]3 years ago

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$\sf\large\underline{\star Given:-}$

$\rightarrow$ Length of rectangular prism = $\sf\red{4m}$

$\rightarrow$ Width of rectangular prism = $\sf\red{7m}$

$\rightarrow$ Height of rectangular prism = $\sf\red{8.5m}$

$\sf\large\underline{\star To \: Find:-}$

Volume of given Rectangular Prism.

$\sf\large\underline{\star Solution:-}$

$\rightarrow$ We can find the volume of given rectangular prism by using the formula:

$\sf\blue{Length × Width ×Height}$

So, let's begin:

$\rightarrow$ Volume of rectangular prism = $\sf{Length × Width ×Height}$ (putting the value of length, width and height from the above given)

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