If a rectangular prism is h=10 inches an W=2 inches
would the length be 8 inches
how do I find the length
Same question for a Rectanguler prism with a h=8 inches w=2.5 inches
would the length be 8 inches or 5 inches
no idea. There must be some other information here. If you know the height and the width, the length can be anything unless you also know the volume or area or a diagonal.
I need the length to figure out the volume, I think I found it, I was just lookng for somebody to verify if I was correct.
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To find the length of a rectangular prism, you can use the formula L = V / (h * w), where L is the length, V is the volume, h is the height, and w is the width.
For the first rectangular prism with a height (h) of 10 inches and a width (w) of 2 inches, you haven't provided the volume (V) of the prism. Without the volume, we can't calculate the length. However, if you have the volume or any other information, you can substitute the values into the formula to find the length.
Similarly, for the second rectangular prism with a height (h) of 8 inches and a width (w) of 2.5 inches, you haven't provided the volume (V) either. Consequently, we cannot determine the length without the volume or any other information necessary for the calculation.
To find the length of a rectangular prism, you need at least the values for the height, width, and volume. With this information, you can apply the formula mentioned above to calculate the length.