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What units could you use to measure the height of a hexagonal prism?
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feet, meters, inches. Any length measurement.
i think you could use any units that represent length to measure the height (i.e, inches, feet, miles, kilometers)
Units are honestly arbitrary because they can easily be converted. As long as you utilize a unit of length then you are correct. The real question is - what scale are you on. If its a nano-scale hexagonal prism then you may prefer to nanometers (nm); versus a very large scale - then you may prefer to use meters or kilometers. And if you are not a scientist, then you may prefer to use English units like inches, feet, or miles.
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