To determine the volume of the composite figure based on the dimensions provided (a, b, c, d, e), we need more information regarding the shape and its arrangement. However, given that standard geometric solids typically interact in certain set ways, we can make a reasonable assumption about what the given values might represent.
Let us assume:
- The figure consists of two rectangular prisms, where the dimensions correspond to the lengths of the edges of these prisms.
Hypothesis
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Prism 1 Dimensions:
- Height: a = 4 units
- Width: b = 7 units
- Length: c = 8 units
- Therefore, the volume \( V_1 \) of the first prism can be calculated as: \[ V_1 = a \times b \times c = 4 \times 7 \times 8 \] \[ V_1 = 224 , \text{cubic units} \]
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Prism 2 Dimensions:
- Height: d = 11 units
- Width: e = 5 units
- Assuming the length can be ignored in this case or is part of the total calculation for composite volume.
- Therefore, the volume \( V_2 \) of the second prism can be calculated as: \[ V_2 = d \times e \times \text{(length, let's assume it's the same as c)} = 11 \times 5 \times 8 \] \[ V_2 = 440 , \text{cubic units} \]
Total Volume
The total volume of the composite figure would be the sum of the volumes of the two prisms: \[ V_{\text{total}} = V_1 + V_2 = 224 + 440 = 664 , \text{cubic units} \]
Conclusion
However, this computation seems to imply we need to cross-check it across standard multiple choice options, which typically round up calculation discrepancies or involve different interpretation dimensions altogether based on creative configurations or additional solids.
Given options:
- A. 924
- B. 1001
- C. 770
- D. 286
None provided matched; further insight arises if assumptions on representations indicate adjustments or if prisms have intersections that cut total volumes not additive that require slice area method reading from dimensional drafting (projection areas).
Cross-check configurations keep calculations well-documented, however without exact volume derivation per composite geometrical stating wouldn't resolve further without additional visualization. Depending upon if prisms overlap or omitted sections or not contributes varies volumetric outlook.
This leads uncertainty enclosing towards options directly leading to an inclination suspending definite conclusion presenting we follow calculation up to: \[ \text{None Correct Provided} \] or investigating might yield \( C. 770 \) or another formation possibility depending on relationships and interpretations within the shape.