The volume of a right rectangular prism is 573.3 cm3. The length of the right rectangular prism is 7.35 cm and the height is 16.
2 answers:
Answer: Width of the right rectangular prism is 4.8 cm.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Volume of right rectangular prism = 573.3 cm³
Length of right rectangular prism = 7.35 cm
Height of right rectangular prism = 16.25 cm
Let the width of right rectangular prism be 'w'.
Since we know the formula for "Volume for right rectangular prism":
Hence, Width of the right rectangular prism is 4.8 cm.
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