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    August 18, 2006

    Surface Area and Volume for a Rectangular Prism

    Rectangular_prism This lesson develops a rectangular prism utizing an rectangular sketch.  Students are asked to determine surface area and volume of the rectangular prism.  Developed for a 7th grade math level.  Contributed by Amiee Vondrasek.

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    Lesson Plan:  rectangular_prism

    Marie Planchard at 01:44 PM in Geometry |

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