SOLUTION: what equation would you use to find the diagonal of a prism?
If it's a rectangular prism, sides a, b and c, use {{{d^2=a^2+b^2+c^2}}}
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Question 144267: what equation would you use to find the diagonal of a prism?
If it's a rectangular prism, sides a, b and c, use
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