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help

martai · Answer

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Jaynater · Answer

First, let's take a moment to understand this problem. Tell me what specifically you need help on.

xxDeppressionxx · Answer

The problem.

Jaynater · Answer

@jaynater wrote:

First, let's take a moment to understand this problem. Tell me what specifically you need help on.

Rather, what do you not understand about the problem?

martai · Answer

@jaynater wrote:

First, let's take a moment to understand this problem. Tell me what specifically you need help on.

Rather, what do you not understand about the problem?

@xxdeppressionxx ;-;

Jaynater · Answer

So you need help with the entire problem?

Ferrari · Answer

@xxdeppressionxx wrote:

The problem.

great job dude

martai · Answer

@jaynater wrote:

So you need help with the entire problem?

yes

CripQUEZZ · Answer

@jaynater wrote:

First, let's take a moment to understand this problem. Tell me what specifically you need help on.

bro jus help them with the damn problem

candyplays321 · Answer

*goes to brainly*

uniqueislove · Answer

oop- wrong one

uniqueislove · Answer

sry

candyplays321 · Answer

jaynator writing a whole paragraph?

martai · Answer

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CripQUEZZ · Answer

@candyplays321 wrote:

jaynator writing a whole paragraph?

they tryna "explain" the problem

candyplays321 · Answer

I find myself so funny :>

CripQUEZZ · Answer

@candyplays321 wrote:

I find myself so funny :>

so u laugh at urself

martai · Answer

;-;

candyplays321 · Answer

BuLlYiNg

uniqueislove · Answer

no she laugh at u

Jaynater · Answer

That's fine. First, let's realize the value of our variables and that this is a three-dimensional object. Let's start off with the two rectangular prisms at the base of the object. We'll use the forumla L*W*H to multiply the Length, Width, and Height of the object. Since a=8, and c=2, we can plug in for the variables. 8*8*3 can then translate into the area of ONE of our bottom cubes.

xxDeppressionxx · Answer

Keep this post on topic please.

martai · Answer

oki

ZeusGodOfLightning · Answer

@xxdeppressionxx wrote:

Keep this post on topic please.

You're asking them to do something that is mentally impossible for them to do.

candyplays321 · Answer

fr

@zeusgodoflightning wrote:

@xxdeppressionxx wrote:

Keep this post on topic please.

You're asking them to do something that is mentally impossible for them to do.

CripQUEZZ · Answer

@zeusgodoflightning wrote:

@xxdeppressionxx wrote:

Keep this post on topic please.

You're asking them to do something that is mentally impossible for them to do.

ur off topic shut up and let jay explain

uniqueislove · Answer

wait a min I can do that

martai · Answer

bruh this finna get out of hand 🤦‍♂️

uniqueislove · Answer

frfr

ZeusGodOfLightning · Answer

@Martai I believe your answer is B.

CripQUEZZ · Answer

@zeusgodoflightning wrote:

@Martai I believe your answer is B.

yeen explain nun

candyplays321 · Answer

jay; stops typing

CripQUEZZ · Answer

clearify ur reasoning kid

martai · Answer

@candyplays321 wrote:

jay; stops typing

can u stop ur not funny ;-;

uniqueislove · Answer

she is tho

ZeusGodOfLightning · Answer

@cripquezz wrote:

clearify ur reasoning kid

Right after you clarify your English.

candyplays321 · Answer

martai just tryna get his school work done >: (

CripQUEZZ · Answer

@zeusgodoflightning wrote:

@cripquezz wrote:

clearify ur reasoning kid

Right after you clarify your English.

na gng clarify it

xxDeppressionxx · Answer

@dude

martai · Answer

🤦‍♂️

CripQUEZZ · Answer

@candyplays321 wrote:

martai just tryna get his school work done >: (

nd u makin jokes

uniqueislove · Answer

at least she good at it

CripQUEZZ · Answer

@uniqueislove wrote:

at least she good at it

she thinks her own jokes are funny nd she prolly laughs at them too

Jaynater · Answer

@martai

Since we've one of the volumes of our bottom cubes (8*8*3), we can apply the number we get from that calculation to get the volume of the second one, as it's assumed to be the same in width. For this, we'd just multiply that number by two.
Do you still follow?

martai · Answer

@jaynater wrote:

@martai Since we've one of the volumes of our bottom cubes (8*8*3), we can apply the number we get from that calculation to get the volume of the second one, as it's assumed to be the same in width. For this, we'd just multiply that number by two. Do you still follow?

yes;-;

uniqueislove · Answer

and what u gonna do nothing ok then bye gtg

Ferrari · Answer

i took like 8 to 10 minutes doing this until I found out that it's the volume and not the area DAMNIT

Jaynater · Answer

@martai

Save those volumes for later. Now, we'll focus on the triangular prisms on the top. Since the height of the triangle is b, the length of the triangle is a, and the width of the triangle is c, we'll plug in those variables to solve for the volume of the triangular prism with this formula:
$$\frac{ 4*5.2*2 }{ 2 }$$

martai · Answer

wouldny that be times ?

martai · Answer

or division

Jaynater · Answer

With the volume of the singular triangular prism, we'll multiply that number by two (or just don't divide by two) to get the volume of both triangular prisms.

xxDeppressionxx · Answer

Wrong you do 4+4=? Which is 8 Then you do 5.2+4=? Which is 9.2 After that you will do 9.2*8=? Which is 73.6. There is your answer so

xxDeppressionxx · Answer

There you go

martai · Answer

mk

Jaynater · Answer

@xxdeppressionxx wrote:

Wrong you do 4+4=? Which is 8 Then you do 5.2+4=? Which is 9.2 After that you will do 9.2*8=? Which is 73.6. There is your answer so

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