Tyler has two fish tanks in the shape of rectangular prisms. Each of the sides of the second fish tank is 6 times greater than the sides of the first fish tank. If Tyler fills both the fish tanks completely with water, the volume of water in the second fish tank will be
Answer

216 times the volume of water in the first fish tank

6 times the volume of water in the first fish tank

36 times the volume of water in the first fish tank

12 times the volume of water in the first fish tank

Question

Tyler has two fish tanks in the shape of rectangular prisms. Each of the sides of the second fish tank is 6 times greater than the sides of the first fish tank. If Tyler fills both the fish tanks completely with water, the volume of water in the second fish tank will be
Answer
		
216 times the volume of water in the first fish tank
		
6 times the volume of water in the first fish tank
		
36 times the volume of water in the first fish tank
		
12 times the volume of water in the first fish tank

hero · Answer

The answer to this is simpler than you think

anonymous · Answer

six times the volume of the first?

hero · Answer

actually, to correctly solve this, just make up some numbers for the first prism, then increase the length of the sides of the second prism by 6

So it's actually 216

Volume of first prism = lwh
Volume of second prism = 6l * 6w *6h = 216lwh