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Find the volume of a regular hexagonal prism with the height of 22 apothem of 16 and a side length of 8

8778 cubic units
8558 cubic units
8448 cubic units
8668 cubic units

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Answer:


V=8,448u^3

Explanation:

The volume of a prism is given by:


V=A_(b)*h

where
A_(b) is the area of the base, and
h is the height of thr prism.

We know that the height is:


h=22u

and the bases of this prism are hexagons.

Thus the area of the base is the area of a regular hexagon:


A_(b)=(n*l*a)/(2)

where
n is the number of sides: for an hexagon:
n=6


l is the length of each side:
l=8u,

and
a is the apothem:
a=16u

we substitute all of this to find the area of the base:


A_(b)=(6*8u*16u)/(2)\\ \\A_(b)=(768u^2)/(2)\\ \\A_(b)=384u^2

and finally we use the formula for the volume:


V=A_(b)*h

we get the following:


V=384u^2*22u\\V=8,448u^3

which is the third option

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