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In trapezoidal formula, volume can be over estimated.


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If the areas of the two sides of a prismoid represent 211.76 sq. m and 134.67 sq. m, which are 2 m distant apart, find the total volume using trapezoidal formula. Consider n=3.

In trapezoidal formula, volume can be over estimated.

Determine the volume of prismoid using trapezoidal formula, if the areas are given as 117.89 sq. m and 55.76 sq. m which are 1.5m distant apart.

In trapezoidal formula

volume can be over estimated.

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