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Find the volume of the prism. 18ft 10ft 10ft

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Answer: 18000 cu. ft.

Explanation:

Base of the prism = (a + b)h

= (18+10)*10=1800 sq ft

Volume of the prism =

Base area x height

1800 * 10 = 18000 cu. ft

Indu Joshi answered Jul 6, 2021

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