Question

What is the volume of this prism?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@Miracrown

Answer 3

@inkyvoyd

Answer 4

What is the volume of the prism that can be constructed from this net?



A.
64 units³

B.
120 units³

C.
124 units³

D.
184 units³

Answer 5

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Answer 6

@ijakez

Answer 7

that's 2x6x10, which is = to 120 units^3

Answer 8

What is the volume of the prism that can be constructed from this net?

Answer 9

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Answer 10

@ijakez

Answer 11

that's 8x4x5, which is what?

Answer 12

160

Answer 13

@ijakez

Answer 14

there's your answer

Answer 15

https://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1544000_1544500/1544164/1/b04d64b547182be3ead6feebf776c38021529161/MATH_CORE_141016_151016.jpg

Answer 16

What is the volume of this figure

Answer 17

break it up into 2 figures, then add. the volume for one is l*w*h.
27*30*16=?
16*15*14=?
add the answers of those 2 together, and you have your final answer

Answer 18

3360

Answer 19

Hope I get a 100% but i probably won't

Answer 20

I got a 40%

Answer 21

For the last question, it's 3360(small figure)+12960(large figure)=16320