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To find: the prism which is not similar to the other three prisms.

Answer to Problem 29STP
The prism
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Prism | Length | Width | Height |
Calculation:
The objective is to find the prism which is not similar to other three prisms.
Two solid figures are similar if they have the same shape and their corresponding linear measurements are proportional.
The prisms in the table are rectangular prism, so they are of same shape.
Now, check the corresponding linear measurements of prisms are proportional or not.
The table below shows the ratio of the corresponding linear measurement.
Take the prism
Suppose they are proportional.
Since the result is false, so the corresponding linear measurements of prism
Next take the prism
Suppose the length and widths are proportional
Since the result is true, so the corresponding linear measurements of prism
Again, the length and height are proportional
Since the result is true, so the corresponding linear measurements of prism
Next take the prism
Suppose the length and widths are proportional.
Since the result is true, so the corresponding linear measurements of prism
Again, the length and height are proportional
Since the result is true, so the corresponding linear measurements of prism
Therefore, the prism
Conclusion:
Therefore, the prism
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