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Two rectangular prisms have the same base area. The second prism has twice the height of the first prism. How do their volumes compare? How do you know?

Two rectangular prisms have the same base area. The second prism has twice the height of the first prism. How do their volumes compare? How do you know?
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Two rectangular prisms have the same base area. The second prism has twice the height of the first prism. How do their volumes compare? How do you know?

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12

Explanation:

21

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