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solomonzelman · Answer

sure, go ahead:)

anonymous · Answer

$$What~ is ~the ~volume ~of~ Hannah's ~paperweight?$$

$$30 ~cm^{3}$$

$$34~cm^{3}$$

$$44~cm^{3}$$

$$46~cm^{3}$$

solomonzelman · Answer

Can you find the height of the middle of the "-" (inside the/of the) $\large\color{black}{     \bf H      }$ ?

solomonzelman · Answer

I mena the height of the stick that connects the two havls of the H. If you want I can label your pic, I will need a bit to apload it.

anonymous · Answer

ok idc i just want the answer

solomonzelman · Answer

attachment

solomonzelman · Answer

labelled the middle you just need to apply the formula for Volmua for each piece.
For each of the two $\LARGE\color{black}{ \bf l      }$, and for $\small\color{black}{ \bf \square      }$ in the middle.

solomonzelman · Answer

I love to disconnect in the middle of replying. This site has major issues, anyways, back to the prob.
Apply the formula for volume:
$\large\color{black}{  \rm    Volume =(height)   \times(length)\times(width)           }$

anonymous · Answer

so (2x2) X (2x2) X (5x2)= 160

solomonzelman · Answer

Not exactly, lets do it together this time, okay?

anonymous · Answer

sure......-.^

solomonzelman · Answer

I couldn't put a 3D box in latex, sorry, so I will draw it...

solomonzelman · Answer

|dw:1418566999183:dw|can you find the volume of this?

anonymous · Answer

i think 20

solomonzelman · Answer

Yes, that is correct.

solomonzelman · Answer

And there are 2 of this pieces, yes? 9(each side of the H)

solomonzelman · Answer

So the volume of two of those is?

anonymous · Answer

40..

solomonzelman · Answer

Yup.

solomonzelman · Answer

Now we have a little piece in the middle left, it is:|dw:1418567188983:dw|what is the volume of it?