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How much larger would the volume of a prism be if it was increased by a scale factor of 5

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7 0

We know that

if the volume of a prism it was increased by a scale factor of 5
then
the original volume is multiplied by 5*5*5-------> 5³=125

therefore
the new volume compared with the original is 125 times larger

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