alleryThe volume of a solid formed by joining two solids equals what?
AProduct of the volumes
BSum of the volumes
CDifference of the volumes
DSum of the surface areas
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Sum of the volumes
Joining solids does not remove any space, so their volumes simply add.
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