Complete the table with the correct values. Remember, for B you have to use the formula for the correct shape of the base. T Round to the nearest TENTH when necessary. Part of Prism Value Correct? N 6 in N L.A. 9 in S.A. 12 in V

Complete the table with the correct values. Remember, for B you have to use the formula for the correct shape of the base. T Round to the nearest TENTH when necessary. Part of Prism Value Correct? N 6 in N L.A. 9 in S.A. 12 in V

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for B you have to use the formula for the correct shape of
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L.A.
9 in
S.A.
12 in
V

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