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The sides of the base of a right square pyramid are 3 meters in length, and its slant height is 6 meters. If the lengths of the sides of the base and the slant height are each m…

The sides of the base of a right square pyramid are 3 meters in length, and its slant height is 6 meters. If the lengths of the sides of the base and the slant height are each m…
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The sides of the base of a right square pyramid are 3 meters in length, and its slant height is 6 meters. If the lengths of the sides of the base and the slant height are each multiplied by 3, by what factor is the surface area multiplied? ​

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d

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Answer:

3 squared

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3 squared is 9

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