Ineed to find the volume of the shapes. can you me on 5and6.

5. 96 ft³

6. 108 cm³

Step-by-step explanation:

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5. To find the volume, seperate the figure into two separate rectangles (one long one along the bottom, and one small one sitting on top).

The volume of rectangle one is 4ft × 9 ft × 2ft = 72 ft³.

The volume of rectangle two is 4ft × 3ft × 2ft = 24 ft³.

72 ft³ + 24 ft³ = 96 ft³.

6. Patty treated the figure as two separate rectangles with the dimensions 2x3x11 and 2x3x10, not taking into account the space where the rectangles meet.

She should have calculated (2x3x11) + (2x3x7), which is 108 cm³.

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