Question

Which is true about the volume or surface area of these prisms?



A.
The surface area of A is greater than the surface area of B.

B.
The surface area of B is greater than the surface area of A.

C.
The volume of B is greater than the volume of A.

D.
The volume of A is greater than the volume of B.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@TheSmartOne

Answer 3

@TuringTest

Answer 4

well first what do you believe it is, to start you off

Answer 5

the top

Answer 6

well to figure this out i believe you can multiply both prisms and see which area or volume is larger

Answer 7

come on im 9 just please give me the answer i willmedal and fan

Answer 8

thats step 1

Answer 9

sorry i cant do that

Answer 10

but i will help you to understand it :}

Answer 11

I keep thinking its a

Answer 12

well like i said erlier...to figure this out i believe you can multiply both prisms and see which area or volume is larger

Answer 13

@some.random.cool.kid , Dont waste your time. This is a lazy nine year old who just wants the answer. Let him figure it out on his own!!

Answer 14

be right back someone needs me real quick

Answer 15

fine no help me please ill listen

Answer 16

@ryguy717 leave

Answer 17

@some.random.cool.kid please ill listen

Answer 18

Giving direct answers is actually violating rules, and does no good. Good job @ryguy717

Answer 19

@dtan5457 and @ryguy717 just go

Answer 20

Thanks @dtan5457, All these nice people like yourself on here to help, and kids just want the answer.

Answer 21

lol great cjob rguy yet im the one who said it lol

Answer 22

lol, unless you want explanations, you might as well leave this site. it's violating the rules for users to give direct answers. seriously, don't you want to know how to do this?

Answer 23

yeah

Answer 24

not from you though

Answer 25

Haha, I think I give perfectly fine help, but then again, you want answers, which won't happen

Answer 26

somebody help

Answer 27

This question is so simple that you refuse to think over it.

Answer 28

both = 60

Answer 29

would you like to show your work, what does 60 refer to?

Answer 30

2x5x6=60 and 3x4x5=60

Answer 31

Ok, is that for volume or surface area?

Answer 32

idk

Answer 33

Volume or surface area?

Answer 34

it volume then right

Answer 35

yep, so the answer can't be C or D

Answer 36

now just find the surface area for both figures

Answer 37

A

Answer 38

what did you get for the surface areas?

Answer 39

A i got 12 and b i got 15

Answer 40

so b is the answer

Answer 41

No.

Answer 42

then a

Answer 43

\[2(l \times w)+(l \times h)+(w \times h)\]

Answer 44

For A

w=2
l=6
h=5

Answer 45

How could that equal 12?

Answer 46

I mean 60

Answer 47

No...your plugging them wrong. try again.

Answer 48

60 is the volume...

Answer 49

oohh

Answer 50

plug them in carefully and tell me what you get