The height of an equilateral triangular prism increases by four units. The new volume is more than the original by how much?
Answer

four more than the the area of the base

four more than the length of the height

four times the length of the height

four times the area of the base

Question

The height of an equilateral triangular prism increases by four units. The new volume is more than the original by how much?
Answer
		
four more than the the area of the base
		
four more than the length of the height
		
four times the length of the height
		
four times the area of the base

anonymous · Answer

V1=Sb.h
V2=Sb.(h1+4)=Sb.h1+4.Sb->
->V2=V1+4.Sb

anonymous · Answer

sb?

anonymous · Answer

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Volume of prism=1/2 * bhl
Volume of new prism = 1/2 *b(h+4)l=1/2 * bhl + 2bl. it's an additional of 2bl.