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What is the volume of the pyrmid?

What is the volume of the pyrmid?
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What is the volume of the pyrmid?

What is the volume of the pyrmid?-example-1
User GuyGood
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V = l·w·h/3

= 15cm·6cm·16cm/3

= 15cm·2cm·16cm

= 30cm²·16cm

= 480 cm³

=

User Seti
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Answer:

The volume of pyramid is 480cm³

Explanation:


(1)/(3) * l * w * h

l = 15cm

w = 6cm

h = 16cm

volume = (1/3)×15×6×16

= 480cm³

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