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The volume of a square pyramid is equal to _____ times the volume of a cube where the bases are the same, but the square pyramid is half the height of the cube.
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The volume of a square pyramid is equal to _____ times the volume of a cube where the bases are the same, but the square pyramid is half the height of the cube.

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1/6 joo welcome on ed 2020

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The volume of the cube is a^2h;
The volume of a square pyramid is (1/3)a^2(h/2) = (a^2h)/6;
Finally, The volume of a square pyramid is (1/6) times the volume of the cube .

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