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Volume of Triangular Prisms Objective: Find the volume of triangular prisms.

A Triangular Prism: V = (b×h) × H 2 A Triangular Prism is a prism that has triangular bases. To find the volume of a triangular prism, you first have to find the area of the base of the triangle. Then you multiply it by the height. The Formula is: V = (b×h) × H 2

An Example: V= ( b×h )× H 2 V = ( 12× 5) × 10 V = 60 × 10 V = 30 × 10 V = 300 cm3

Your Example:

Homework: Find the volume of the triangular prisms. 1. 4 2. 5. 3.