Susan is building a cage for her rabbit and started by making the supports for the cage as shown below, where a = 15 inches, b = 42 inches, c = 12 inches, d = 33.6 inches, and e = 12 inches.

Note: Figure is not drawn to scale.

Susan now needs to cover the supports of her cage with rabbit wire to complete the pen. How many square inches of rabbit wire will she need?
A. 4,932 square inches
B. 4,125.6 square inches
C. 3,722.4 square inches
D. 4,528.8 square inches

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Susan is building a cage for her rabbit and started by making the supports for the cage as shown below, where a = 15 inches, b = 42 inches, c = 12 inches, d = 33.6 inches, and e = 12 inches.


Note: Figure is not drawn to scale.

Susan now needs to cover the supports of her cage with rabbit wire to complete the pen. How many square inches of rabbit wire will she need?
	A. 	4,932 square inches
	B. 	4,125.6 square inches
	C. 	3,722.4 square inches
	D. 	4,528.8 square inches

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

i need help plz

anonymous · Answer

huh

anonymous · Answer

I'm guessing you would just add the given numbers together?

anonymous · Answer

Oh, okay I get it. Do L*W*H for the bottom, (A, B, C)
then do the same for the top (D,E,F)