A right rectangular prism has a volume of 40 cm^3. Find the new volume of the prism if only the length of the prism is doubled.
what is the formula for the volume of a rectangular prism?
no picture? Volume of rectangular prism=(w)(l)(h). Here, 40=(w)(l)(h)
let the length = l Base area =l* w double means 2 times if the length is doubled then the base area = (2l)* w
@Bee_see no picture was attached to this question
really don't need one
(21)*w isn't an option o:
important to see the formula and see the change
that was not the answer!! that was for the new base area
the volume for the prism = Bh where B is the base area and h is the height
Ohhhh
the area of the rectangle is l*w ; length * width the new area = (2l)* w the new volume = new base area * height = (2l)*w*h
now compare the old volume with the new volume to see the effective change with the change in only the length
Oh it's B
I have no idea . I did not see the options. but do you see how to apply the formula?
40cm^3
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