What is the volume of this composite solid? A)588in3 B)784in3 C)915in3 D)980in3
looks like this is made up of 3 objects: 2 cubes and a triangular prism
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you have all the dimensions, so you just need to find the volume of each object and sum them
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but how?
volume is \[length * width * height\]
for instance, with the first rectangular prism on the left, 8in by 7in by 7in
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triangular prism?
volume is the product of those 3 values, and the same for the other rectangular prism, now with the triangular prism just remember that \[A=\frac{1}{2}*base*height\]
so you then multiply A by the 3rd dimension
so, length∗width∗height A=1\2∗base∗height
and because you are multiplying values with "inches" as the units, the volume is in inches cubed, \[in^3\]
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what do i use for the triangular prism?
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yes?
looking at the picture, it looks as though the length of the left side the triangle is equal to 8 and the length of the other side is equal to 7....
7*7*8 = 392 7*7*8 = 392 8*7/2=28 so 392+392+28=812in3
but 812 is not in the decisions
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