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The perimeter ratio of two similar triangular prisms are 13:7. If the surface area of the smaller prism is 52km2 , then calculate the larger surface area.

The perimeter ratio of two similar triangular prisms are 13:7. If the surface area of the smaller prism is 52km2 , then calculate the larger surface area.
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The perimeter ratio of two similar triangular prisms are 13:7. If the surface area of the smaller prism is 52km2 , then calculate the larger surface area.

User Prabhatojha
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Answer:

96.5714285714 km^2

hope it helps

User Effel
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Answer:

96.5714285714 km^2

Explanation:

You have to multiply 52 by 13/7

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