What is the volume of a hexagonal-based prism with a height of 12 in. and a base area of 62 in² ? Would the volume be different if the base were a pentagon with an area of 62 in² ? Explain.

Solution:

Given that,

Hexagonal-based prism with a height of 12 in. and a base area of 62 square inches

The volume of prism is given as:

Thus volume of a hexagonal-based prism is 744 cubic inches

Would the volume be different if the base were a pentagon with an area of 62 in² ?

No the volume will not be different

The shape of base does not matter, as long as the base area is same

Thus, volume of hexagonal-based prism and pentagon prism with area 62 inches is 744 cubic inches

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