Math, asked by gurucharan2935, 9 months ago

Calculate the volume of the prism

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Answered by Anonymous
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To find the volume of a triangular prism, use the equation V = ½ × length × width × height, or V = the area of the base × the height. Find the area of the base by multiplying ½ × the length and width of one of the triangular bases of the prism. Then, locate the height, and multiply the height by the area of the base.

Answered by cbhaskarreddy
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Answer:

you did not give the question if u give the question i wll answer it .

but volume of prism = base × height ( v = b× h)

I hope this helps u ^_^ ❤

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