A building is in the shape of a right prism with a regular hexagon base and a dome in the shape of a hemisphere covering part of the prism.

To calculate the entire surface area of the building, which includes the bottom of the building, it will require finding the area of rectangles, hexagons, and sphere, minus the area of a .

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Mattie Mendez

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7 July, 04:26

A building is in the shape of a right prism with a regular hexagon base and a dome in the shape of a hemisphere covering part of the prism.

To calculate the entire surface area of the building, which includes the bottom of the building, it will require finding the area of rectangles, hexagons, and sphere, minus the area of a .

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Snowflake · Answer 1

A building is in the shape of a right prism with a regular hexagon base and a dome in the shape of a hemisphere covering part of the prism.

To calculate the entire surface area of the building, which includes the bottom of the building, it will require finding the area of 6 rectangles, 2 hexagons, and half of a sphere, minus the area of a circle.

Laurel Hooper · Answer 2

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