If the original dimensions of a rectangular prism are doubled, how will the volume be affected? 2 times bigger 4 times bigger 6 times bigger 8 times bigger

2times bigger.

Step-by-step explanation:

Original volume of a rectangular prism = length × width × height

V = lwh... (1)

If the original dimension is doubled

New volume V2 = 2l × 2w × 2h

V2 = 2(lwh)...(2)

Taking the ratio of both volumes

V2/V = 2(lwh)/lwh

V2/V = 2

V2 = 2V

This shows that the new volume was two times bigger than the original volume

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