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The volume of a rectangular prism is 3 25/36 cubic units, and the base area of the prism is 3 1/6 square units. The height of the rectangular prism is a. 1 1/6units b. 1 1/2 units c. 3 1/6 units d. 3 1/3 units. The number of cubic blocks, each with a volume of 1/36 cubic units, needed to fill the rectangular prism is a. 7 b. 19 c. 133 d. 152. ?

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Answer:

1st one is 1 1/6

2nd one is 133

I did the test on Plato and this was right :)

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Answer:

The height of the prism is
1(1)/(6) units ⇒ answer a

The number of blocks needed is 133 ⇒ answer c

Explanation:

* Lets explain how to solve the problem

- The volume of a rectangular prism is

→ V = Area of the base × its height

- The volume of the rectangular prism is
3(25)/(36) units³

- The area of its base is
3(1)/(6) units²

- Substitute the values of the volume and area of the base in the rule


3(25)/(36)=3(1)/(6)*h

- Divide the two sides by
3(1)/(6)


h=(7)/(6)=1(1)/(6) units

* The height of the prism is
1(1)/(6) units

- The volume of each cubic block is
(1)/(36) units³

- The number of blocks = volume of the prism ÷ volume of the block

∵ The volume of the prism is
3(25)/(36) units³

∵ The volume of each block is
(1)/(36) units³

∴ The number of blocks =
3(25)/(36) ÷
(1)/(36)=133

∴ The number of blocks = 133

* The number of blocks needed is 133

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