Questions: Given the figure below, what is the height?

Given the figure below, what is the height?
Transcript text: Given the figure below, what is the height?
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Step 1: Identifying the height

The problem asks for the height of the figure. The figure shown is a triangular prism. The height of a triangular prism is the perpendicular distance between the two triangular bases. In the given image, the dimensions of one of the triangular faces are shown. The triangle has two sides with length 25 in and a base of 13 in. The height of the prism is indicated as 10 in on the rectangular face of the prism.

Step 2: Final Answer

The height is 10 in.

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