Question

The bases of a prism are equilateral triangles with sids measuring 6ft, and the altitude measures 3ft. Find the volume.

Answer 1

1/2 base*height*length. The base is 6ft (due to it being an equlateral) and the height would be 1/2 of the base divided by a radical 3. The length ought to be given in the diagram. (I presume your query concerns a triangular prism.)

Answer 2

\(\bf \textit{Area of a Triangular Prism}= \textit{Area of the triangular face}\times \textit{length}\)