Volume of Prisms

Question 1

Which expression represents the volume of the prism?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

A: x3

Question 2

⇒ 168

Revolt · Accepted Answer

120

Question 3

Question 3

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927

Question 4

What is the area of the base of the prism?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

square centimeters: 48; cubic centimeters: 336

Question 5

What is the area of the base of the prism?

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C: ✔ 48

Question 6

The base area of an oblique pentagonal prism is 15 sq. in. The prism measures 3 inches in height and the edges connecting the bases measure 5 inches each. Which statements about the prism are true? Check all that apply.The volume of the prism is computed using the expression (15)(3).The volume cannot be determined because the dimensions of the base are unknown.The edge length can be used in place of the height of an oblique prism if the height is unknown.The unit on the volume measure of the prism is cubic inches. The edge length times the height is the area of the base in any prism.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

A: The volume of the prism is computed using the expression (15)(3).; D: The unit on the volume measure of the prism is cubic inches.

Question 7

The expression below represents the volume of the figure written in standard form. What are the missing values?

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A: ✔ 1

Question 8

Question 8

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12

Question 9

24✔ 816

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C: ✔ 8

Question 10

A type of cracker, rectangular in shape, is stored in a vertical column with all of the crackers stacked directly on top of each other. Each cracker measures 2 inches in length by inches in width. The volume of the column is 15 inches cubed. If there are 40 crackers in the column, what is the height of each individual cracker?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

B: inch

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