Malcatfreak33 Malcatfreak33

18-05-2020
Mathematics

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What is the surface area of the smaller prism?

2 m 2

4 m 2

10 m 2

12 m 2

What is the surface area of the larger prism?

108 m 2

90 m 2

60 m 2

30 m 2

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What is the surface area of the smaller prism2 m 24 m 210 m 212 m 2What is the surface area of the larger prism108 m 290 m 260 m 230 m 2I will give brianliest class=

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isaperezvillamizar isaperezvillamizar

18-05-2020

i just saw this class

the answer for the first one is 10m2

the answer for the second one is 90m2

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TheSmartfella TheSmartfella

30-03-2021

Answer:

10 m2

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