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Basic Math Surface Area of a Prism
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In this lesson our instructor talks about Surface Area of a Prism. First she discusses surface area of prisms. Then she talks about lateral area of prism. Three extra example videos round up this lesson.
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Last reply by: Mr. Pikachu_ Pikapika
Sat Nov 14, 2020 1:54 PM
Post by Jerry Wu on August 15, 2020
i don't get this lesson
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Post by Daniel Eckert on April 18, 2014
SA = (f1+f3)(f2+f4)(bx2)
(10x6x2)(10x4x2)(4x6x2)
(120)(80)(48)
(248 cm2)
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Post by Kevin McDonald on May 29, 2013
They are congruent. The triangle sides are 5, 5, and 6.
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Post by Jaish Mishra on April 28, 2013
good question me too.
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Wed May 29, 2013 9:52 PM
Post by Anwar Alasmari on January 9, 2013
I think the EXample III, the two triangulars have to be congurent, which means the length 5 m, not 4m.