Volume of a Rectangular Prism
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thank you !!!!! :P lol
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you saved me!
exams coming up, this was pretty handy.
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@mbrandl11 Thanks so much!!!
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you just need to use the formula then substitute "D
Surface Area = 2(L x w) + 2( W x H) + 2 (h x L)
V = L x W x H
where: L is length
W is width
H is height
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i'll guess .. you are making this vid while your so sleepy !!
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I don't get how the "3" is there when ur talking about "cubed" HELP!!!
xxtwilightfannxx 10 months ago
@xxtwilightfannxx
The units are cubed because we're multiplying three dimensions. The width, the length, and the height each have a unit, like inches, for example.
We usually don't think of it this way, but we could include the units in our multiplication, something like this:
(2 in)(4 in)(6 in) = 48 in^3
I hope that helps! :-)
mbrandl11 10 months ago
My teacher asked me to find the surface area and volume of a rectangle on my quiz .
n1a2t3a4s5h6a71 1 year ago
@n1a2t3a4s5h6a71
Do you mean a rectangular prism?
A rectangle is a two dimensional figure and would only have area and perimeter.
To find the surface area of a rectangular prism, we need to find the areas of each of the rectangles that make up the surfaces of the object and add them all up.
mbrandl11 1 year ago