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Math question someone pls explain how to answer it I am stuck pt.6

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The surface area of the prism listed above is 136m squared (^2)

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Answer:

The surface area of the prism is 136m²

Hope this helps!

Explanation:

To find the surface area, you need to find the area of the three squares and the two triangles.

The two triangles are the same, so
(1)/(2) × 6m × 4m = 12m.

One triangle has an area of 12m so the two triangles have an added area of 24m.

The base square has an area of 42m ( 6m × 7m ).

The slanted squares ( the squares on top ) are also the same so 5m × 7m = 35m, 35m + 35m = 70m

Add all the values together : 24m + 42m + 70m = 136m²

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