If each cube represents 0.25 in3, what is the volume of the prism?
3
A) 6 in
3
B) 12 in
3
C) 48 in
3
D) 75 in

Question

If each cube represents 0.25 in3, what is the volume of the prism?
               3
A)	6 in
                3
B)	12 in
                 3	
C)	48 in
	        3
D)	75 in

truwhovian11 · Answer

@Mehek14

truwhovian11 · Answer

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mathstudent55 · Answer

How many cubes are there?

josephinevessey · Answer

well, what i think it would be would be well i did the math  so i know the answer if you do the math corecctly then you will get the right answer

mathstudent55 · Answer

Every cube on the upper layer is visible. Count them. Then multiply by two to find the total number of cubes in the two layers. Then multiply by the volume of each cube.

truwhovian11 · Answer

ive no clue @mathstudent55  @josephinevessey

josephinevessey · Answer

well i would tell you but get in trouble

truwhovian11 · Answer

is it A or C

josephinevessey · Answer

neither

truwhovian11 · Answer

is it b

josephinevessey · Answer

correct!!!!

truwhovian11 · Answer

yayyyyyyyyyyyyy thanks i have more tho

mathstudent55 · Answer

Why do you have no clue? Can't you count?
Counting cubes on the upper layer is not a difficult thing to do.

josephinevessey · Answer

that cool