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1.Given the rectangular prism shown, what is the surface area? 2.Dimitri wants to cover ONLY the top and sides of the box shown with glass tiles that are 5 cm square. How many tiles does he need?
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1.Given the rectangular prism shown, what is the surface area?

2.Dimitri wants to cover ONLY the top and sides of the box shown with glass tiles that are 5 cm square. How many tiles does he need?

1.Given the rectangular prism shown, what is the surface area? 2.Dimitri wants to-example-1
1.Given the rectangular prism shown, what is the surface area? 2.Dimitri wants to-example-1
1.Given the rectangular prism shown, what is the surface area? 2.Dimitri wants to-example-2
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He will need 60 glass tiles

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