Answer:
s = 25.33m
θ = 60.65°
12.37m
A = 160m^2
Explanation:
The pyramid has a side base of 35m and a height of 22m.
side base = b = 35m
height of the pyramid = h = 22m
To calculate the slant edge of the pyramid, you first calculate the diagonal of the squared base of the pyramid.
You use the Pythagoras theorem:
With the half of the diagonal and the height, and by using again the Pythagoras theorem you can calculate the slat edge:
The slant edge of the pyramid is 25.33m
The angle of the base is given by:
The angle of the base is 60.65°
The distance between the corner of the pyramid and its center of its base is half of the diagonal, which is 24.74/2 = 12.37m
The area of one side of the pyramid is given by the following formula:
(1)
l: height of the side of pyramid
then, you first calculate l by using the information about the side base and the slant.
Next, you replace the values of l and b in the equation (1):
The area of one aside of the pyramid is 160m^2