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User BlueStrat
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Answer:

2. It will be a 7 3/4in x 12 1/4in rectangle

4. 31,987 in^2

6. 30 547/640 in^3

Explanation:

2. This is a cross-section. In order to get the cross-section, you take your shape. (a 7 3/4 x 12 1/4 x 3 3/4 rectangle) and essentially you remove the last dimension (Height).

4. Take your surface area value (319 35/64) and multiply it by 100 (10 per dimension length and width). This leaves you with 319.87x100 = 31,987 in^2

6. (308 35/64)/10. Pretty easy, take 308.546875, divide by 10, and you get 30.8546875, which is 30 547/640 in^3 in fractions.

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Answer:

2. It will be a 7 3/4in x 12 1/4in rectangle

4. 31,987 in^2

6. 30 547/640 in^3

Explanation:

2. This is a cross-section. In order to get the cross-section, you take your shape. (a 7 3/4 x 12 1/4 x 3 3/4 rectangle) and essentially you remove the last dimension (Height).

4. Take your surface area value (319 35/64) and multiply it by 100 (10 per dimension length and width). This leaves you with 319.87x100 = 31,987 in^2

6. (308 35/64)/10. Pretty easy, take 308.546875, divide by 10, and you get 30.8546875, which is 30 547/640 in^3 in fractions.

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