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How can you find the volume of a composed figure?
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How can you find the volume of a composed figure?
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By multiple the sides
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The first composite shape
is a combination of a rectangular prism and a pyramid. To find the volume
of the entire
shape
you
find the volume
of each individual
shape
and add them together. The second
figure
consists of a cylinder and a hemisphere.
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