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What is the volume for a prism base area 56 inches squared height 6 inches?
It is: 56*6 = 336 cubic inches
The volume of the rectangular prism base area 56 in. and height 6 in?
336 square inches
What is the volume of base area 56 inches square height 6 inches?
18,816 cubic inches
What is the volume of a rectangular prism if base is 56 in square and height is 6 inches?
56*6 = 336 cubic inches
What is the base of a parallelogram with a height 6 and 5 eighths feet and the area of a and a half?
Base = area/height
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