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13ft 7ft

Find the volume of the prism. 13ft 7ft-example-1

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Answer:

591.5 ft^3

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Deryck answered Jul 10, 2021

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the volume of the prism is VOLUME=BASE*HEIGHT

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SO it's ,

13*7=91ft

Ezig answered Jul 14, 2021

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