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Mathematics, 23.01.2021 22:50 angelteddy033

Amelie's bird cage is shaped like a rectangular prism. The cage has a height of 26 inches and a volume of 7,280 cubic inches. Amelie puts a piece of newspaper on the bottom of the cage. The newspaper fits the bottom of the cage perfectly. What is the area of the newspaper on the bottom of the cage?

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