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1 September, 21:13

Can you find the surface area of a prism if you know that it is a cube and that the width is 2 ft? Explain why or why not. If you can find the surface area, what is it?

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  1. 1 September, 23:30
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    the total area is 6 (4 ft^2) = 24 ft^2

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Each of the three dimensions of the cube is 2 ft.

    All of the six sides of this cube are squares of edge 2 ft.

    The area of one square is (2 ft) ^2 = 4 ft^2, and so

    the total area is 6 (4 ft^2) = 24 ft^2
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