Finding Missing Dimensions of Rectangular Prisms
Practice finding an unknown side length of a rectangular prism given its total volume and remaining dimensions. Use inverse operations to solve for missing lengths.
Questions
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A rectangular prism has a volume of 12 ft³, length = 3 ft, and width = 2 ft. Find its height.
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The volume of a box is 6 m³. If the length is 2 m and width is 1 1/2 m, what is the height?
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A prism has volume = 10 in³, length = 2 1/2 in, and height = 2 in. What is its width?
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A rectangular prism has volume = 15 cm³, width = 2 cm, and height = 1 1/2 cm. What is its length?
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The volume of a container is 8 ft³. If the length is 2 2/3 ft and width is 1 1/2 ft, find the height.
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A prism has a volume of 9 m³ and a base area of 4 1/2 sq m. What is its height?
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A box has volume = 20 in³, length = 4 in, and height = 2 1/2 in. Find its width.
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The volume of a rectangular prism is 12 cm³. If length = 3 cm and width = 1 1/3 cm, find the height.
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A prism has volume = 7 1/2 ft³, length = 2 1/2 ft, and height = 1 1/2 ft. What is its width?
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A tank has a volume of 16 m³ and a base area of 3 1/5 sq m. Find its height.
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The volume of a box is 18 in³. If width = 3 in and height = 1 1/2 in, find the length.
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A rectangular prism has volume = 5 cm³, length = 1 1/4 cm, and width = 2 cm. Find its height.