a prism with a base area of 5ft2 and a height of 10 ft is dilated by a factor of 6/5. what is the volume of the dilated prism

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a prism with a base area of 5ft2 and a height of 10 ft is dilated by a factor of 6/5. what is the volume of the dilated prism

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I guess 52inches as volume of a prism=Base area x Height

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