What is the volume of the right triangular prism in cubic meters? Round to the nearest cubic meter
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Answer:
1771m³ or 1771 cubic meters
Step-by-step explanation:
Formula for the volume of Right triangular prism =
1/2 × base × height × Length
From the attached diagram,
We can see that the
Height of the prism = 23m
Base of the prism = 14m
Width or length of the prism = 11m
Volume = 1/2 × 14m × 23m × 11m
Volume of the right triangular prism = 1771m³ or 1771 cubic meters
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