The height of a right square pyramid is multiplied by 7, and the length of the sides of its base do not change. By what factor will the volume of the original pyramid be multiplied?

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The height of a right square pyramid is multiplied by 7, and the length of the sides of its base do not change. By what factor will the volume of the original pyramid be multiplied?

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336. c. c c c c c c c c c c. c c c the answer is 336

Samidjo answered Jul 8, 2022

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336

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7×7×7=336 you would have to multiple 7 time for the pyramid because how do you get your answer

Sudhanshu Umalkar answered Jul 11, 2022

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