Volume Word Problems - Hexagon
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Volume Word Problems - Hexagonal Prism
The figure above shows a metal hex nut with two regular hexagonal faces and a thickness of 1 cm. The length of each side of a hexagonal face is 2 cm. A hole with a diameter of 2 cm is drilled through the nut. The density of the metal is 7.9 grams per cubic cm. What is the mass of this nut, to the nearest gram? (Density is mass divided by volume.)
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More Lessons for New SAT Additional Topics
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This video is for the redesigned SAT which is for you if you are taking the SAT in March 2016 and beyond.
How to find the volume of a regular hexagonal prism?
Volume Word Problems - Hexagonal Prism
The figure above shows a metal hex nut with two regular hexagonal faces and a thickness of 1 cm. The length of each side of a hexagonal face is 2 cm. A hole with a diameter of 2 cm is drilled through the nut. The density of the metal is 7.9 grams per cubic cm. What is the mass of this nut, to the nearest gram? (Density is mass divided by volume.)
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