Exercise
Form 11: Missing Dimensions - Triangular Prisms
Find missing base measurements or heights for triangular prisms using known volume or surface area values. Practice algebraic problem-solving with geometric formulas.
Questions
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MultiChoice
A triangular prism has a volume of 100 cm³ and a base area of 20 cm². What is its length?
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The volume of a triangular prism is 72 in³. The length is 6 in and triangle base is 4 in. Find triangle height.
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A triangular prism has volume 150 m³, length 10 m, and triangle height 5 m. Find the base length of the triangle.
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If the base area of a triangular prism is 16 ft² and its volume is 144 ft³, what is the length of the prism?
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A triangular prism with length 12 cm has a volume of 216 cm³. What is the area of its triangular base?
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A prism has a right triangular base with one leg 6 m and length 8 m. If volume is 120 m³, find the other leg.
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The volume of a triangular prism is 90 in³. If base area is 15 in², find the height (length) of the prism.
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A triangular prism has length 15 ft, triangle base 8 ft, and volume 240 ft³. What is the height of the triangle base?
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What is the length of a triangular prism if its base area is 25 cm² and volume is 200 cm³?
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A triangular prism has volume 300 m³, length 20 m, and triangle base 6 m. What is the height of the triangle base?
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Find the base area of a triangular prism with volume 135 in³ and height 9 in.
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A right triangular prism has height 10 cm and legs 4 cm and 'x' cm. If volume is 160 cm³, find 'x'.