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How to find the volume of a triangular prism

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How to find the volume of a triangular prism

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1/2Bwh

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I think that you could find volume of a triangular prism by doing 1/2lwh

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Find the area of the triangular base then multiply it by the length

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Find the area of the triangular base then multiply it by the length

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To find the volume of a triangular prism you would do 1/2blh

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You could find the area of the base then, you would multiply it by the height

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I think that you could find the area of the triangular base and multiply it with the area of the rectangles

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I think that you would do would do 1/2 L*W*H

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I think that you would do would do 1/2 L*W*H

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I think that you could find the area of one of the bases (triangle) by doing 1/2*bh, then multiply that by the length of one of the rectangles

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I think that you would do 1/2bhw

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I think you find the area of the rectangles then to find the base you would multiply b*h 1/2

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I think that you would find it by multiplying the B*H and then divide it by 2

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I think that you would find it by multiplying the B*H and then divide it by 2

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I think that to find the volume of triangular prisms you would do the same as area of a triangle and do base times height times 1/2

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I think that you could find the area of a triangular prism if you multiplied height, width and depth and multiplied that by 1/2

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In order to find  the volume of a triangular prism you do base times height times 1/2. 

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In order to find  the volume of a triangular prism you do base times height times 1/2. 

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I think the way you would do it would be to multiply 0.5BH

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Find the area of the base (triangle)Then you would stack that amount by the

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You could find the area of the triangles and multiply it by the height of the prism

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You could find the area of the triangles and multiply it by the height of the prism

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I think you could could use the formula 1/2 BxH to find the area of a base to find the base then layer it

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I think thay you would count the units of the l*w*h and di the same thing as you did the rectangular prism.

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I think thay you would count the units of the l*w*h and di the same thing as you did the rectangular prism.

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I think you could  do 1/2 base x length x height

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To find the area of a triangular prism you would find the area of a rectangular prism and divide it by two.

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To find the area of a triangular prism you would find the area of a rectangular prism and divide it by two.

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(Bxhxl) divided by two

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the formula for any kind of prism is kind of the same( B * h) but the way to get B depends on the base. For a triangular prism, the formula is 0.5(l) * w * h.

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I think that it is similar to finding the area of a triangle and you could just do base times height and divide that by two.

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I think that you could do 1/2 B*H (triangle formula) and multiply that by the number of layers you have.

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I think that you could do 1/2 B*H (triangle formula) and multiply that by the number of layers you have.

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To find the volume of a triangle you could...

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To find the volume of a triangle you could...

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You find the area of the triangle (half the base times height.
and multiply by the height (not of the triangle)

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You could find the volume by using the formula base times height. Find the areas of the bases, (triangles) then multiply by height.