The cube in the image has a volume of 1,000 cubic feet. The other solid has the same base and height as the cube, but the length of each of its slanted sides is 2 units longer than the height. What is the volume of the tilted solid?

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Vocaloid · Answer

You cannot add 1000 and 2 because these numbers represent different things. 1000 ft^3 is the volume and 2 ft is the difference in height

As a major hint, the volume of a slanted prism is also bh

Madiron · Answer

sorry vocaloid,i'm really not good with math early in the morning,but to solve this you would need to use the formula  $$b \times h$$ ,which i think vocaloid already posted