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The prism shown below is being wrapped for Christmas. How many square feet of wrapping paper will Mrs. Harris need to wrap the prism ?l

The prism shown below is being wrapped for Christmas. How many square feet of wrapping-example-1
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I will need to find the Area of each of the shapes first


\begin{gathered} AreaforA=LXB=5*10=50in^2 \\ \text{Area for B = L x B = 7 }*10=70in^2 \\ \text{Area for C = L x B = 5}*10=50in^2 \\ \text{Area for D = L x B = 7 }*10=70in^2 \\ \text{Area for E = L x B = 7 }*5=35in^2 \\ \text{Area for F = L x B = 5}*7=35in^2 \\ \text{Total Area = 50 + 70 +50 +70 + 35 + 35} \\ \text{Total Area = 310in}^2 \\ I\text{ will have to convert this answer to f}eet. \\ 1\text{ inches = }0.0833333foot \\ 1inches^2\text{ =}0.0069444foot^2 \\ 310ches^2\text{ = x} \\ x\text{ = 310 }*\text{ 0.0069444}fo \\ x=2.1526foot^2 \end{gathered}

The prism shown below is being wrapped for Christmas. How many square feet of wrapping-example-1
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