Stan is building a shed in his back yard that will be 2 m tall, 5 m wide, and 10 m long. To find the volume of his shed, Stan uses this formula: V = l × w × h. Which statement explains another formula he can use to find the volume?
A) V =
l
w
x h: Dividing the length by the width will give the area of the base (b),
Then, multiply times the height to find the volume.
B) V =
h x w
l
: Multiplying height (h) and width (w) gives the area of the base (b). Divide the area of the base by the length to find the volume.
C) V =
b
h
: Multiplying the length (l) times width (w) gives the area of the base (b). Divide the area of the base by the height to find the volume.
D) V = bh: Multiplying the length (l) times width (w) gives the area of the base (b). Multiply the area of the base times the height to find the volume.