Question: can you calculate the answer using $V = Bh$ and $SA = LA + 2B$ instead?
1. **State the problem:** We need to calculate the volume $V$ and surface area $SA$ of a solid using the formulas $V = Bh$ and $SA = LA + 2B$.
2. **Explain the formulas:**
- $V = Bh$ means the volume is the base area $B$ multiplied by the height $h$.
- $SA = LA + 2B$ means the surface area is the lateral area $LA$ plus twice the base area $B$.
3. **Identify given values:** Since the user did not provide specific values for $B$, $h$, or $LA$, we cannot compute numeric answers.
4. **General calculation:**
- Volume: $$V = B \times h$$
- Surface Area: $$SA = LA + 2 \times B$$
5. **Explanation:** To find the volume, multiply the base area by the height.
To find the surface area, add the lateral area to twice the base area.
If you provide values for $B$, $h$, and $LA$, I can calculate the exact numbers.