The dimensions of a triangular prism are tripled. how will the changes in the prism’s dimensions affect the volume of the prism?

a triangular prism, like the one in the example in the picture below, has a volume of the area of the triangle times the length, namely (1/2)bh * L.

now, if b, h and L were tripled, how would the new volume change in relation to the original volume?

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