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arusha draws a rectangular prism that is made up of two connected cubes, each with side length e. the surface area of a certain rectangular prism with
edge length is represented by the formula sa= 10e ^{2} , and the volume of the prism is represented by the formula v= 2e ^{3} .
part a- what is the surface area of the prism if its edge length is 5 cm? show work
part b- arusha plans to build the prism and partially fill it with 150 cubic centimeters of sand. what fraction of the prism's volume will be filled by the sand? show work.
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