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A tent designed as a triangular prism features a triangular base with an area of 20 m? and a height of 6 m. What is the volume of this tent?

A100 m³

B120 m³

C130 m³

D140 m³

Answer:

B. 120 m³

Read Explanation:

For a triangular prism:

Volume=Area of triangular base×length of prism\text{Volume}=\text{Area of triangular base}\times\text{length of prism}

Given:

  • Area of triangular base = (20m2)(20m^2)

  • Length/height of the prism =(6m) (6m)


V=20×6=120m3V=20\times6=120m^3


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