Question

How do you find volume using V = BH

Answer 1

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How do you find volume using V=BH?

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In the formula $\sf{V=BH}$,

$\bold{V\:stands\:for\:Volume}$

$\textbf{B stands for base}$

$\textbf{H stands for Height}$

This formula says that in order to find the volume we need to multiply the base times the height.

Example:-

Let's say we have a prism with a base of 4 and a height of 3. What is its volume?

According to the formula, we need to multiply the base times the helght as follows:-

$\bold{V=BH}$

$\bold{V=(4)(3)}$

On simplification,

$\bold{V=12}$ units cubed

Good luck.

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Answer 2

It depends on what shape you are trying to find the volume of, but Volume= Base x Height or V=(Base)(Height)