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  • Definition of Prism
  • Volume of Prism

What is a Prism?

A prism is a solid which has a uniform cross-section, some examples of prisms are cubes, cuboids cylinders, etc.

Volume of Prism

In general, Volume = Area of base × Perpendicular Height

Volume = Area of uniform cross-section × Perpendicular Height

cube

Cube:

Volume = l3

Surface area = 6l2

 

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