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What is the volume of the composite figure shown below?
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320 cubic ft
286 cubic ft
214 cubic ft
176 cubic ft
What is the volume of the composite figure shown below?
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218 cubic m
234 cubic m
262 cubic m
296 cubic m
What is the volume of the composite figure shown below?
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64 cubic in
78 cubic in
112 cubic in
140 cubic in
What is the volume of the composite figure shown below?
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160 cubic in
188 cubic in
214 cubic in
236 cubic in
What is the volume of the composite figure shown below?
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144 cubic cm
158 cubic cm
160 cubic cm
172 cubic cm

Answer 1

I'm unable to see the images you mentioned with the composite figures. To calculate the volume of a composite figure, you would typically break the figure down into simpler shapes (like cubes, cylinders, cones, etc.), calculate the volume of these individual shapes, and then combine the volumes together.

1. **Identify the shapes** that make up the composite figure.
2. **Calculate the volume** for each shape using the appropriate formula (e.g., for a rectangular prism: Volume = length × width × height; for a cylinder: Volume = π × radius² × height).
3. **Sum or subtract volumes** as necessary based on how the shapes are arranged within the composite figure.

If you can provide the dimensions or information about the shapes in the composite figures, I can help you calculate the volumes.