Volume using Base Area and Height
Calculate the volume of rectangular prisms by multiplying the base area by the height. Practice using given base areas to solve volume problems efficiently.
Questions
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A rectangular prism has a base area of 3/4 sq ft and a height of 2/3 ft. What is its volume?
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Find the volume of a prism with base area = 4 1/2 sq m and height = 1 1/3 m.
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A box has a base area of 6 2/3 sq in and height of 3 in. What is its volume?
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Calculate the volume of a rectangular prism with base area = 2 1/4 sq cm and height = 1 1/3 cm.
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What is the volume of a prism with base area = 5 1/3 sq ft and height = 1 1/2 ft?
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A rectangular prism has base area = 3 3/5 sq m and height = 2 1/2 m. Find its volume.
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Calculate the volume of a box with base area = 7 1/2 sq in and height = 2 2/3 in.
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A prism has base area = 1/2 sq ft and height = 3/4 ft. What is its volume?
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Find the volume of a prism with base area = 8 1/4 sq cm and height = 1 1/3 cm.
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A rectangular container has base area = 4 4/5 sq m and height = 1 1/4 m. Find its volume.
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What is the volume of a box with base area = 3 1/2 sq in and height = 2 2/7 in?
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Find the volume of a right rectangular prism with base area = 6 1/4 sq ft and height = 1 3/5 ft.