RIGHT triangular prisms A and B are congruent. What is the volume of prism B? A) 420 in3 B) 1080 in3 C) 2160 in3 D) 32400 in3

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RIGHT triangular prisms A and B are congruent. What is the volume of prism B? A) 420 in3 B) 1080 in3 C) 2160 in3 D) 32400 in3

RIGHT triangular prisms A and B are congruent. What is the volume of prism B? A) 420 in-example-1

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