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We can divide the prism in 3 pairs of equal rectangles as follows:

for the first pair, the area of one rectangle is


\begin{gathered} A_1=\text{base}* height \\ A_1=7*21=147 \end{gathered}

for the second pair, the area of one rectangle is


\begin{gathered} A_2=\text{base}* height \\ A_2=16*7=112 \end{gathered}

and finally, for the third pair, the area of one rectangle is


\begin{gathered} A_3=\text{base}* height \\ A_3=16*21 \\ A_3=336 \end{gathered}

Therefore, the surface area S is given by


S=2\cdot A_1+2\cdot A_2+2\cdot A_3

which leads to


\begin{gathered} S=2\cdot147+2\cdot112+2\cdot336 \\ S=1190cm^2 \end{gathered}

which corresponds to option C.

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