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What is the volume of this triangular pyramid?
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What is the volume of this triangular pyramid?

What is the volume of this triangular pyramid?-example-1
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Answer: 540 ft³

Explanation:

The volume of pyramids is
(1)/(3) Bh, where:

  • B = area of base =
    (15*18)/(2) =(270)/(2) =135ft
  • h = height = 12ft

Therefore, the volume =
(1)/(3) (135)(12)=(1)/(3)(1620)=(1620)/(3) =540

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