What is the volume of the solid figure below? no fake answers
2 answers:
You can seperate the prisms then use the formula l*w*h which for the one on top u get V=20 and for the other one is 48 so 20+48= 68 so the volume of the prism is
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Okay so let's break this down into TWO shapes :
A being the top shape and B being the bottom one.
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<u>Volume of A</u>
5 * 2 * 2 - 20 (using the formula length * width * height)
<u>Volume of B</u>
4 * 6 * 2 = 48 (using the formula l*w*h)
Add both of these volumes together to get the volume of the total shape : 68cm cubed (I don't know how to add units on this keyboard)
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