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what is the ratio for the volumes of two similar pyramids, given that the ratio of thier edge lengths is 8:3​
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what is the ratio for the volumes of two similar pyramids, given that the ratio of thier edge lengths is 8:3​

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512:27 the answers is that one.

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Answer:

512:27

Explanation:

We just cube the edge length ratio since a pyramid is a 3-dimensional figure and volume is 3-dimensional:

8:3 -> 8^3:3^3 -> 512:27

Therefore, the correct answer is 512:27

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