Awatch company is developing packaging for its new watch. the designer uses hexagons with a base area of 25 in squared and rectangles with a length of 10 in to create a prototype for the new package. what is the volume of the prototype?
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The volume of the prototype is

Step-by-step explanation:

we know that

The volume of a hexagonal prism is equal to

where

B is the area of the hexagonal base

H is the length of the rectangular face

we have

substitute

Volume of the prototype is 250 in.³

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Base area of the watch packaging case = 25 in.²

Length of the rectangle on the side = 10 in.

To find: Volume of the packaging prototype.

Prototype of the packaging of the watch is in shape of prism whose base is a hexagon and sides are in shape of rectangle.

So, Volume of the prism = Base Area × Height

Thus, Volume of the Prototype = 25 × 10

                                                   = 250 in.³

Therefore, Volume of the prototype is 250 in.³

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