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Cailyn is packing 1-centimeter cubes into a prism. What is the volume of the prism.

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If Cailyn is packing 1-centimeter cubes in a prism of same dimensions and in the same manner as as shown in the figure attached, where Joe is packing 1-centimeter cubes into the prism, then the volume of the prism is 210 cm³.

As per the question statement, Cailyn is packing 1-centimeter cubes in a prism of same dimensions and in the same manner as as shown in the figure attached, where Joe is packing 1-centimeter cubes into the prism.

We are required to calculate the volume of the prism.

As we can see from the reference diagram attached  hereby, our prism can hold a 7 cubes along its length, 6 cubes along its width and 5 cubes along its height.

And since the constituent cubes are all identical and of volume 1 cm³, it means that all the dimensions (length, width and height) of each of the constituent cubes is 1cm.

Therefore, length of our prism [tex]=(7*1)=7[/tex] cm,

Width of our prism [tex]=(6*1)=6[/tex] cm,

And, height of our prism [tex]=(5*1)=5[/tex] cm.

Therefore, volume of our prism = (length * width * height)

                                                    [tex]=(7*6*5)\\=(42*5)\\=210[/tex]  

  • Volume: Volume is a measure of space occupied by three-dimensional objects, that is enclosed within a container in the case of fluids.

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