Mathematics, 20.12.2020 01:20 mjmckay03

Draw a rectangular prism with length 8 feet, width 5 feet, and height 3 1/2 feet. Imagine this rectangular prism is full of water. Now draw a second rectangular prism with length 26 feet, width 10 feet, and height 4 feet. If you poured all the water from the first rectangular prism into the second, how high would the water be?

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