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A triangular prism has an equilateral triangle base whose side length is 6 in. The height of the prism is 10 in. Which of the following correctly calculates the surface area of this triangular prism?(1 point)
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182.60 in.2
182.60 in. squared
211.18 in.2
211.18 in. squared
271.14 in.2
271.14 in. squared
304.56 in.2
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Surface area = 2·(area of equilateral triangle) + (perimeter of triangle)·(prism height).
Area triangle = (√3/4)·6^2 = 9√3 ≈ 15.5885, so 2·area = 18√3 ≈ 31.177.
Perimeter = 3·6 = 18, lateral area = 18·10 = 180.
Total SA = 180 + 18√3 ≈ 211.18 in^2.
Answer: 211.18 in.²
Area triangle = (√3/4)·6^2 = 9√3 ≈ 15.5885, so 2·area = 18√3 ≈ 31.177.
Perimeter = 3·6 = 18, lateral area = 18·10 = 180.
Total SA = 180 + 18√3 ≈ 211.18 in^2.
Answer: 211.18 in.²
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