Hello,
I need to know the formula on how to figure out the surface area of a square prism. the top and bottom are 10 m, both sides are 10 m and the ends are 6m.
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Re: Surface Area
by Dirtman » Wed Feb 25, 2009 8:32 am
JGetty wrote:Hello,
I need to know the formula on how to figure out the surface area of a square prism. the top and bottom are 10 m, both sides are 10 m and the ends are 6m.
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2lh+2lw+2wh
where l = length, h = height and w = width
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