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This problem says the net of a rectangular prism is shown below.
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The surface area of each face is labeled, and we're asked which values represent the dimensions and meters of the rectangular prism.
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And we can figure this out from our multiple choice options by looking at the fact that whenever we look at any section of our rectangular prism as far as the net, that we're going to get the area for multiplying the length and the width of that rectangle somehow.
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Somehow, even though we have length, width, and height for a rectangular prism, when we separate all these sides, they would just be considered length and width for the two -dimensional area.
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And when we look at our options, we only have one option that could multiply with two of the three numbers to match all of our areas given.
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45, 50, 90 would not be able to multiply to give us any of our areas, so that would be incorrect.
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Correct...