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All Geometry math problems
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Identify quadrilateral that matches fact
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Identify true statement about quadrilaterals
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Identify false statement about quadrilaterals
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Identify true statement about specific quadrilateral
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Identify false statement about specific quadrilateral
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Identify true statement about quadrilaterals (advanced)
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Identify false statement about quadrilaterals (advanced)
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Identify triangle that matches fact
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Identify true statement about specific triangle
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Identify false statement about specific triangle
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Volume of cuboid
- All Geometry math problems
- Identify quadrilateral that matches fact
- Identify true statement about quadrilaterals
- Identify false statement about quadrilaterals
- Identify true statement about specific quadrilateral
- Identify false statement about specific quadrilateral
- Identify true statement about quadrilaterals (advanced)
- Identify false statement about quadrilaterals (advanced)
- Identify triangle that matches fact
- Identify true statement about specific triangle
- Identify false statement about specific triangle
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Volume of cuboid
The volume of the trapezoidal prism is ?
Volume
=
top + bottom
2
x
height (base)
x
height (prism)
The volume of a quadrilateral prism is the amount of space that is contained within the 3-dimensional prism. It is calculated in a similar way to how you would calculate the area of a quadrilateral. You first calculate the area of the base of the quadrilateral with the equation of h and then multiply that by the height of the prism
t + b
2
- t represents the width of the top of the quadrilateral
- b represents the width of the bottom of the quadrilateral
- h represents the height of the bottom of the quadrilateral
- Calculate the average of the top and the bottom of the trapezoid by adding 6 and 4 and dividing by 2, which is 5
- Multiply that by the height of 3, which means the area of the base is 15
- Multiply that by the height of the prism, which means the volume of the prism is 60