surface area of prisms. please help with the work shown because i can't figure out how to solve these :(
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I did the work, and basically i solved for the area of the faces and then multiplied that by two to get the total surface area of the faces. Then I added in the areas of the sides connecting the two faces:
just as a referral: the formulas to find the faces are as follows:
rectangle: length times width
circle: pi x r^2
trapezoid: h(base1 + base2)
and triangle: (b x h)/2
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