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What is the area of the base of a prism or cylinder that has a volume is 210 ft3 and height of 14 ft?
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For a cylinder volume=pi*r²*h So the area of the base would be Area=pi*r²=volume/h
Okay got that!
There are different kinds of prisms, but in general their volume is V=area of base * height So you can solve for the area of the base like before.
I'm still a bit lost..
Volume = AreaOfBase * Height => AreaOfBase = Volume / Height |dw:1400178165333:dw|
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