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sankarankalyanam

Oct 25, 2017

Surface Area #**s = a*(l+h) + b*(l+h)+l*c + l*d**#

Explanation:

Formula for the surface area of a trapezoidal prism =

Surface Area #**s = a*(l+h) + b*(l+h)+l*c + l*d**#

Where a,b,c,d = sides of trapezoid , l = height of prism, h = Altitude & s = surface area of trapezoidal prism.

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