The volume of a single layer in a rectangular prism is 18 cubic centimeters. There are 5 layers in this rectangular prism. What is the volume, on cubic centimeters, of this rectangular prism?
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A rectangular prism is a three-dimensional solid.
A rectangular prism has six faces (each one of these faces are rectangles), eight vertices and twelve edges.
You know that this rectangular prism has 5 layers and the volume of one of these layers is 18 cubic centimeters ( ).
Assuming that all these layers are equal, the volume of this rectangular prism can be calculated with:
Where is the volume of one layer.
Substituting, you get:
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