Find the lateral area, total area, and volume of the triangular pyramid.
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Find the lateral area, total area, and volume of the triangular pyramid. 
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anonymous · Answer

For some reason I can't attach the picture from my iPad x.x But literally it is just a three sided triangular pyramid with each side length as 4. That is including the length of one base side.

anonymous · Answer

draw it!!! the picture is a part of question!

anonymous · Answer

I can't, because whenever I type in my response it won't allow me to attach any files. Could I send a screenshot to you in a message or email?

anonymous · Answer

yes,you can :) upload the picture,use this site: http://easycaptures.com/

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Hope that works!!

anonymous · Answer

yes it works ;) just wait a moment...

anonymous · Answer

Thank you so much!! You have no idea how much this helps!

anonymous · Answer

what is the m of high?

anonymous · Answer

I don't know. That's what I've been trying to find out.

anonymous · Answer

@ivettef365 , @AkashdeepDeb

anonymous · Answer

I think they can help you :)

anonymous · Answer

Thank you ^^

akashdeepdeb · Answer

Do you know what the area of a cone is?

anonymous · Answer

It's a pyramid, not a cone. Completely different formula.

akashdeepdeb · Answer

I know! :)
But do you know the volume of a cone?

anonymous · Answer

And the only thing that I know honestly is the slant height, and I believe that is 4sqrt2

anonymous · Answer

I don't. Can you walk me through it please?

akashdeepdeb · Answer

Excellent no problem!! :D
The volume of a cone is actually 1/3rd the area of the base multiplied by its height! :D
1/3 * pi * r*r*h
Got it? :D

anonymous · Answer

How does that relate to the pyramid?

akashdeepdeb · Answer

I'll tell you. [PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE] :D
But did you get the cone part?

anonymous · Answer

I understand, but I don't know how to plug it in.

akashdeepdeb · Answer

Okay no problem!
See all these kinds of shapes have ONE COMMON TRAIT!
If its a cone, a pyramid, a square or pentagonal pyramid they all have a common volume formula!
Which states that the volume is
 1/3rd the base area times height! :D
Got this?

akashdeepdeb · Answer

@gravi-made ?

anonymous · Answer

I understand! XD 
I'm sorry, I'm currently in school right now- but I'm trying to work on this too. I just got to my other class @AkashdeepDeb