The volume of a prism is the base (B) times the length of its height(h). Which of the following is the formula for the volume of a prism? (picture) http://i.imgur.com/xfE2bxf.png please give me the best answer.
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This is an odd question. The capital B represents the area of the base of the prism.
The volume of a prism is the base (B) times the length of its height(h). It appears from the options that you are to translate the words above into a formula. Look at the options. Which one is it?
i guess B @Directrix :)
i don't know :)
Not option B because there is no mention of (1/2) in the statement: The volume of a prism is the base (B) times the length of its height(h).
Don't think too hard. V = B * and then what? What we are doing is translating the formula in words into symbols.
There is no minus sign so option A is out.
D?
That is correct.
THANK YOU @Directrix ;)
I was happy to help.
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