Prism volume
To find the volume of the prism, it is enough to remember one simple formula, in which there are only two unknown quantities.
But first, let’s remember what each word of the designated concept describes.
Prism volume
The area of the prism base S
Height of the prism h
Formulas and definitions
Volume (from lat. volume–”filling”) is a quantitative characteristic of the space occupied by a body or substance.
A prism (from ancient Greek – “something sawn off”) is a polyhedron (polyhedron) whose two faces are congruent (i.e. equal) polygons lying in parallel planes (they are also its bases), and all the others are parallelograms (quadrilaterals) having common sides with these polygons (they are also the side faces of the prism).