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Prism A and prism B have the same volume. Which could be the dimensions of prism B

Prism A and prism B have the same volume. Which could be the dimensions of prism B-example-1

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The second box because volume is length times width times height and the volume of prism A is 160, and the only volume with 160 in the options is the second box
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Answer:

Length: 4

.Width : 4

Height :10

Explanation:

We know that the volume of a rectangular prism is given by :-


V=l* w* h, where l is length, w is width and h is height of the rectangular prism.

Now, The volume of prism A will be :-


V=8*4*5=160\text{ feet}^3

Check all the options.


  1. V=6*10*2=120\text{ feet}^3

  2. V=4*4*10=160\text{ feet}^3

  3. V=5*4*7=140\text{ feet}^3

  4. V=8*4*6=192\text{ feet}^3

We can see that only option 2. has the same volume as prism A.

Therefore, the dimensions of prism B will be :

Length: 4

.Width : 4

Height :10

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