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The regular 10 sided decagon will consist of 10 congruent isosceles triangles with equal base angles of 72 degrees and an apex angle of 36 degrees and a base length of 10 cm.

Length of equal sides: 10*sin(72)/sin(36) = 16.18033989 cm.

Volume of prism: 0.5*16.18033989^2 *sin(36)*10*10 = 7694.208845 cubic cm.

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