Asked by Dyamond
The volume of a prism which has an altitude of 10 units and has a right triangle base with a hypotenuse of 13 units and a leg of 12 units is what?
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Answered by
MathMate
First find area of base:
hypotenuse = 13
one leg = 12
other leg = √(13²-12²)=5
Area of base = 5*12/2=30 unit²
Volume of prism
=(area of base)*height/3
=?
hypotenuse = 13
one leg = 12
other leg = √(13²-12²)=5
Area of base = 5*12/2=30 unit²
Volume of prism
=(area of base)*height/3
=?
Answered by
Steve
I didn't see where the solid was a pyramid. Usually a prism is a right prism, so the
v = (area of base)*height
v = (area of base)*height
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