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Round your answers to the nearest tenth, if necessary.  \n1)  \n3)  \n5)  \n7 km  \n8 km  \n5  \ncm  \n6 cm  \n6 cm  \n5 cm  \n7 cm  \n2)  \n4 ft  \n3 ft  \n3.5 ft  \n4)  \n8 in  \n8 in  \n5.5 in  \n6)  \n4 in  \n7)  \n9)  \n8 m  \n4 m  \n4.3 m  \n3 m  \n22 ft  \n8)  \n5 mi  \n5 mi  \n4 mi  \n10)  \n\n| 7 km | 8 km |\n| --- | --- |\n| | \u003Cbr>6 km\u003Cbr>|\n\n10 km  \n9 km  \n11) A cylinder with a radius of 4 yd and a height of 5 yd.  \n13) A hexagonal prism 5 yd tall with a regular base measuring 5 yd on each edge and an apothem of length 4.3 yd.  \n12) A square prism measuring 6 km along each edge of the base and 5 km tall.  \n14) A trapezoidal prism of height 6 km. The parallel sides of the base have lengths 5 km and 3 km. The other sides of the base are each 2 km. The trapezoid's altitude measures 1.7 km.  \nKuta Software-Infinite Geometry Name   \nVolume of Prisms and Cylinders Date  Period   \nFind the volume of each figure. Round your answers to the nearest tenth, if necessary.  \n1)  \n3)  \n5)  \n7 km  \n8 km  \n1407.4 km³  \n5  \ncm  \n6 cm  \n6 cm  \n5 cm  \n7 cm  \n210 cm³  \n18 ft³  \n2)  \n4 ft  \n3 ft  \n3.5 ft  \n126 ft³  \n4)  \n880  \n5.5 in  \nin³  \n6)  \n4 in  \n314.2 in³  \n7)  \n9)  \n8 m  \n4 m  \n4.3 m  \n3 m  \n94.6 m³  \n22 ft  \n3801.3 ft³  \n8)  \n5 mi  \n5 mi  \n4 mi  \n30 mi³  \n10)  \n\n| 7 km | 8 km |\n| --- | --- |\n| | \u003Cbr>6 km\u003Cbr>|\n\n10 km  \n9 km  \n270 km³  \n11) A cylinder with a radius of 4 yd and a height of 5 yd.  \n251.3 yd³  \n13) A hexagonal prism 5 yd tall with a regular base measuring 5 yd on each edge and an apothem of length 4.3 yd.  \n322.5 yd³  \n12) A square prism measuring 6 km along each edge of the base and 5 km tall.  \n180 km³  \n14) A trapezoidal prism of height 6 km. The parallel sides of the base have lengths 5 km and 3 km. The other sides of the base are each 2 km. 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