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The volume of a right square pyramid is 80 cubic feet. If the sides of the base are doubled, but the height stays the same, what is the new volume of the pyramid?

The volume of a right square pyramid is 80 cubic feet. If the sides of the base are doubled, but the height stays the same, what is the new volume of the pyramid?
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The volume of a right square pyramid is 80 cubic feet. If the sides of the base are doubled, but the height stays the same, what is the new volume of the pyramid?

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The volume of a right square pyramid is 80 cubic feet. If the sides of the base are-example-1
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