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3 years ago

The prism below is made of cubes which measure 1/3 of an inch on one side what is the volume

Mathematics

1 answer:

EastWind [94]3 years ago

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Answer:

Volume of rectangular prism = 10/9 inch³

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Size of each cube = 1/3 inch

Find:

Volume of rectangular prism

Computation:

Length of rectangular prism = 2 x [1/3]

Length of rectangular prism = 2/3 inch

Width of rectangular prism = 3 x [1/3]

Width of rectangular prism = 3/3

Width of rectangular prism = 1 inch

Height of rectangular prism = 5 x [1/3]

Height of rectangular prism = 5/3 inch

Volume of rectangular prism = Length x Width X Height

Volume of rectangular prism = [2/3] x [1] x [5/3]

Volume of rectangular prism = 10/9 inch³

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