A triangular prism is just a box with triangles for the top and bottom. The walls of the box are the same as they are for any other box - rectangular. To find the surface area of the entire prism, you just find the surface area of the top, the bottom, and each wall - then you add them all together. So focus on each step on its own, as if it were its own problem, and write down the answer. What is the surface area of the triangular top? (Write that down.) What is the surface area of the triangular bottom? (Write that down.) Do the same for each wall, then add them all together. Then you're done! You'll find shortcuts along the way, but if they're confusing you now, don't worry about them.

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