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Can anyone help me find the height of a pyramid made of 4 equilateral triangles? @Calculus1
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yes you can ... first you have to know atleast the side of one of them
It's a general case. s=x
Why don't we say the sides = 1 for simplicity. I think I can do the general case if I know that.
\[\sqrt{3} s/2\]
That's the height of one of the sides, I need the height of the pyramid itself.
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Is that object made only of eq. triangles?
Yes.
h=1/2sqrt(2)a,
a is the length of one of the sides
how did you figure it out?
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okay give me a second to draw a picture for you
|dw:1320816014843:dw| i tried my best so u can see that
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