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pedro is charged of covering the display box shown in felt including the bottom what is the the total area

pedro is charged of covering the display box shown in felt including the bottom what-example-1

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Area_(total)=181\text{ square inches}

Step-by-step explanation

Step 1

to find the total area of a rectangular prism , do


\text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}}=2(length\cdot width+widht\cdot height+length\cdot heigth)

then, for prism 1

let

length=4 in

widht=1 in

height=3 in

so, the area is


\begin{gathered} \text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}1}=2(length\cdot width+widht\cdot height+length\cdot heigth) \\ \text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}1}=2(4\cdot1+1\cdot3+4\cdot3) \\ \text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}1}=2(4+3+12) \\ \text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}1}=2(19) \\ \text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}1}=38in^2 \end{gathered}

Step 2

now, for prism2 ( the bigger)

Let

length07

width=3

heigth=5

replace to find the area


\begin{gathered} \text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}}=2(length\cdot width+widht\cdot height+length\cdot heigth) \\ \text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}}=2(7\cdot3+3\cdot5+7\cdot5) \\ \text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}}=2(21+15+35) \\ \text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}}=2(71) \\ \text{Area}_{rec\tan gular\text{ prism}}=142 \end{gathered}

Step 3

finally, add the areas to find the total


\begin{gathered} Area_(total)=Area_1+Area_2 \\ Area_(total)=38In^2+143in^2 \\ Area_(total)=181\text{ square inches} \end{gathered}

I hope this helps you

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