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OpenStudy (barbiejayyyyy):

The prism has a volume of 70 mm3. Find the volume of a scaled image with a scale factor of 3. _______mm3

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Scaled up or scaled down?

OpenStudy (barbiejayyyyy):

huh

OpenStudy (isaiah.feynman):

Never mind.

OpenStudy (isaiah.feynman):

So, when you increase the sides of the prism by 3 the volume increases by 3 cubed.

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Or it increases by 27

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Oh!I am so sorry..but i dun understand your question:(

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OpenStudy (anthonyym):

It says scale factor is 3, so it's talking about a dilation. That means you are multiplying each side by 3 to get the new figure.

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Jus give the damn answer

OpenStudy (anthonyym):

Do you understand what I wrote?

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OpenStudy (anthonyym):

|dw:1460208103362:dw|

OpenStudy (barbiejayyyyy):

Wat is that

OpenStudy (anthonyym):

That is the new image. You multiplied each side by 3.

OpenStudy (anthonyym):

5mm * 3 = 15mm 7mm * 3 = 21mm 2mm * 3 = 6mm

OpenStudy (barbiejayyyyy):

https://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/1575000_1575500/1575039/1/0ae972292fa3f326bfabb68b6890642d54ed166e/MS_IMB-1400106-1120703.jpg Hell noooo this the damn image now u multiply it be sum sooo u can get a medal and fan damn

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OpenStudy (anthonyym):

Now to find the VOLUME, it's length*width*height. The volume of the new image will be 15mm*7mm*4mm

OpenStudy (barbiejayyyyy):

U do it

OpenStudy (anthonyym):

Do you not have a calculator? You're on the internet.

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I do but this not my damn homework im in the 12 sleek-feathered one this 7th grade Now do the pelletttt

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OpenStudy (anthonyym):

Alright I gave you the answer already, which is 15mm * 7mm * 4 mm. Now multiply those numbers. The unit will be \[mm^3\] because you multiply mm*mm*mm. The volume after multiplying those 3 numbers is 420 \[420 mm^3\]

OpenStudy (barbiejayyyyy):

Thx ig

OpenStudy (anthonyym):

No problem

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