Harry is building a fish tank that is a square prism. He wants the height of the tank to be 6 inches longer than the length and the width. If s= 13 inches, what's the volume of the tank

3042in³

Step-by-step explanation:

Volume of the square prism = Base  area * Height

Since the base is a square;

Base area = s²

s is the side length of the square

Given s= 13 inches,

Base area = 13²

Base area = 169in²

If he wants the height 6 inches longer than the width and the length, then the height will be:

Height = 13 + 6 = 18 inches

Get the volume

Volume of the square prism = 169in² * 18in

Volume of the square prism = 3042in³

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square pyramid

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tetrahedron has a triangular base