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Two pyramids are similar with a ratio of surface areas of 25:36. Find the volume of the larger pyramid given that the first has a volume of 250m3.

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Answer:

432m^3

Explanation:

The computation of the volume of the larger pyramid is shown below:

Let us assume the volume of the larger pyramid be x

Given that

The ratio of two pyramids is 25:36

We can say that

The Ratio of side = (The ratio of surface area)^
(1)/(2) =
(5)/(6)

Now

ratio of volume = (ratio of side)^3 =
(5^(3))/(6^(3)) = 125 : 216

Based on the above information, the calculation is as follows


(125)/(216) = (250)/(x)

So,


x = (250 * 216)/(125)

= 432m^3

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