A triangular prism (like the carton of the Toblerone Chocolate) has equilateral triangles as bases and is used to contain a sample of antimatter. If the top and bottom bases are made of Platinum (Platinum Price Per 1 Gram: 30 USD, sheet manufacturing cost per gram: 5 USD, density: 21 g/cm³), and the sides are made of newly discovered precious metal adamantium (Price Per 1 Gram: 50 USD, sheet manufacturing cost per gram: 10 USD, density: 50 g/cm³), Calculate the volume of the largest prism that can be made for Php 1 Million Pesos. The thickness of sheets to manufacture the prism is 1 mm, and 1 USD=55 Php. Assume the thickness of the metal is negligible in comparison to the dimension of the prism.

A triangular prism (like the carton of the Toblerone Chocolate) has equilateral triangles as bases and is used to contain a sample of antimatter. If the top and bottom bases are made of Platinum (Platinum Price Per 1 Gram: 30 USD, sheet manufacturing cost per gram: 5 USD, density: 21 g/cm³), and the sides are made of newly discovered precious metal adamantium (Price Per 1 Gram: 50 USD, sheet manufacturing cost per gram: 10 USD, density: 50 g/cm³), Calculate the volume of the largest prism that can be made for Php 1 Million Pesos. The thickness of sheets to manufacture the prism is 1 mm, and 1 USD=55 Php. Assume the thickness of the metal is negligible in comparison to the dimension of the prism.

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Mathematics For Machine Technology

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ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

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Chapter64: Volumes Of Spheres And Composite Solid Figures

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