What is the formula in getting the height of a volume?

Question

What is the formula in getting the height of a volume?

Answer 1

Vol=W*B*H

H=Vol/(B*W)

Answer 2

Huh?

Volume of what?

Answer 3

height of a volume = volume/area

Answer 4

Well volume is "width x length x height" right? So.... If you have the volume, divide it by the length and the width and that should give you the height. EX.( 5x5=25x5=125) (125/5=25/5=5) Pretty straight forward. Oh, and this is only for like a cube or a rectangular cube, not a cylinder or pyrimid or something, look up the equation for that.

Answer 5

Since things with a base at the top & bottom use  Base·Height=Volume, we can divide both sides by Base to get Height=Volume÷Base.

If there's a point at the top or bottom, you've got to divide by the number of dimensions in the first equation.

Answer 6

It depends a great deal on the shape of the volume.  It's different for pyramids, cubes, cylinders and/or spheres.