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OpenStudy (anonymous):

A triangular prism has a length of 6 inches. A larger similar triangular prism has a length of 20 inches. If 270 square inches of paper is used to wrap the smaller prism with minimum wastage, approximately how many square inches of paper will be required to wrap the larger prism? Answers to choose from: 900 square inches 3000 square inches 300 square inches 1000 square inches I have the choice between 3000 and 900 but I am not sure! please help

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i will give metal to anyone that answers with helpful information on how to solve this problem! :)

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