By what factor will the volume of the right regular pyramid be multiplied if the height remains the same but the sides of the base are multiplied by a factor of 3? pls a need help

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Sanmiguel asked Sep 14, 2022

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By what factor will the volume of the right regular pyramid be multiplied if the height remains the same but the sides of the base are multiplied by a factor of 3?

pls a need help

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Well a factor of three can only be a 1 or a 3

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