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http://cdn.kutasoftware.com/Worksheets/Geo/10-Volume%20of%20Prisms%20and%20Cylinders.pdf I NEED HELP IN NUMBER 2
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My problem is that I don't understand where "3 ft" is referring too. You just need the length of a base edge and the height.
@dtan5457 , I think that 3 ft is referring to the height, 3.5 the radius, and 4 the base edge.
Note: I know it is not called the radius on a hexagon, but I cannot think of the name right now :)
But the radius won't even be needed to solve for the volume, right?
No, it shouldn't be needed
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Hmm, thanks for the clarification.
Unless they were taught the formula 3abh
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