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10 October, 10:12

Suppose the length of the prism is doubled how does the volume change explain your reasoning

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  1. 10 October, 11:40
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    The volume is doubled.

    For example, using 2 as the length, 1 as the width, and 3 as the height, V = 6

    If we double 2, we have 4 x 1 x 3, which equals 12.
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