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Answer:

1536 m²

Explanation:

To find the area of the lateral faces, calculate the height of a lateral face first.

The height of a lateral face = S

The blue triangle is right-angled, so we can use Pythagoras Theorem to find S.


\sqrt{ {h}^(2) + {0.5b}^(2) }


= \sqrt{ {16}^(2) + {12}^(2) }


= √(400)

= 20 m

Total surface area of a pyramid

= total surface area of lateral faces + base area

Area of 1 lateral face

= (base × height) ÷ 2

= (24×20)÷2

= 240 m²

Total surface area of the pyramid

= 240×4 + 24×24

= 1536 m²

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