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Using v=lwh, what is an expression for the volume of the following prism?

Using v=lwh, what is an expression for the volume of the following prism?-example-1

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Answer:

Option C is correct


(4)/(3d-12)

Explanation:

Using the formula:


V = lwh

where,

l is the length of the prism

w is the width of the prism

h is the height of the prism.

As per the statement:

From the given figure:

Length of the prism(l) =
(d-2)/(3d-9)

Width of the prism(w) =
(4)/(d-4)

Height of the prism(w) =
(2d-6)/(2d-4)

Substitute these in [1] we have;


V = (d-2)/(3d-9) \cdot (4)/(d-4) \cdot (2d-6)/(2d-4)


V = (d-2)/(3(d-3)) \cdot (4)/(d-4) \cdot (2(d-3))/(2(d-2))


V = (1)/(3) \cdot (4)/(d-4) \cdot (2)/(2)

Simplify:


V = (4)/(3(d-4))


V = (4)/(3d-12)

Therefore, the expression for the volume of the following prism is,
(4)/(3d-12)

User Phil Young
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we know that

The volume of the prism is equal to


V=L*W*H

where

L is the length side of the base of the prism

W is the width side of the base of the prism

H is the height of the prism

In this problem we have


L=(d-2)/(3d-9)=(d-2)/(3(d-3))


W=(4)/(d-4)


H=(2d-6)/(2d-4)=(2(d-3))/(2(d-2))=((d-3))/((d-2))

Substitute the values in the formula


V=(d-2)/(3(d-3))*(4)/(d-4)*((d-3))/((d-2))=(4)/(3(d-4))=(4)/(3d-12)

therefore

the answer is the option


(4)/(3d-12)


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