A square pyramid has a volume of 20 cubic units. What would be the change to the volume if the dimensions of the square base were doubled?

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Mazin Luriahk · Answer 1 · 2018-04-29T06:31:17+0000

The volume would be twice the original since the base area gets doubled. 13×(BaseArea)×Height Now, twice the Base Area would be : 13×(2)(BaseArea)×Height So, the entire thing gets doubled on the other side as well. Which means that 20 cubic units becomes 40 cubic units.

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