What is the volume of this figure?

So the first part of this shape is 400 ft and the secound part of this shape is 544 ft. Hence, since want the whole shape volume your answer would be and always will be 944 ft.

Step-by-step explanation:

since i'm pretty good at math I well tell you how I got this answer in this qustion I seen that this figure is 3-dimensional meaning that we have height,length, and width ( there is two more and were not going to talk about it ) prove we got to time not 2 but 3 times and since this figure has 2 part we would need to brake it into and mutlply both parts (sepertly) to get the answer right so for the first part (or what on the top).

1st part

since the height is 5 ft. that is the first part of our equation,I see that the width must be 10 ft., which well be the second part of our equation, and i see the length is 8 ft so our equation is , 8x10x5 witch mean the first part of the figure is 400 ft

2nd part

since the height is 4 ft. this mean we have the first part of our equation,the width is 8 ft so that the second part of our equation,and I see the length is 17 ft., means this equation is 4x8x17 so this part of the figure is 544 ft.

The whole figure

So with are info from the first and second part of our equation we can now add both parts of the figures means if we add both of them the answer would be 944 ft.

if you don't other stand here a tip:In geometry, a three-dimensional shape can be defined as a solid figure or an object or shape that has three dimensions – length, width and height. Unlike two-dimensional shapes, three-dimensional shapes have thickness or depth.

brainliest pls and thank you this is was all hard work