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Answer: 27 times bigger.

Explanation:

You need to use the following formula to find the volume of a Square pyramid:


V=(1)/(3)s^2h

Where "s" is the edge of a side of the square base and "h" is the height of the pyramid.

Knowing that:


s_A=12\ in\\\\h_A=8\ in\\\\\\s_B=36\ in\\\\h_B=24\ in

You can find the volume of the Pyramid A and the volume of the Pyramid B:


V_A=(1)/(3)(12\ in)^2(8\ in)\\\\V_A=384\ in^3\\\\\\V_B=(1)/(3)(36\ in)^2(24\ in)\\\\V_B=10,368\ in^3

Finally divide the volume of the Pyramid B and the volume of the Pyramid A, in order to find how many times bigger than the Pyramid A is the Pyramid B.

You get:


(10,368\ in^3)/(384\ in^3)=27

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