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An oblique prism has a square base and height of 3 centimeters.
What is the volume of the prism?
30 cm3
45 cm3
60 cm3
75 cm3
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You haven't given the side length (or the base area) — volume of any prism = (area of base) × (height). For a square base of side s and height 3,
V = s^2 × 3.
So the four choices correspond to base areas s^2 = 10, 15, 20, 25, i.e. side s = √10, √15, √20, 5. If the square side is 5 cm, V = 25×3 = 75 cm^3. Otherwise tell me the side length or base area and I will compute the volume.
V = s^2 × 3.
So the four choices correspond to base areas s^2 = 10, 15, 20, 25, i.e. side s = √10, √15, √20, 5. If the square side is 5 cm, V = 25×3 = 75 cm^3. Otherwise tell me the side length or base area and I will compute the volume.
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