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Please Help!!!! The formula volume equals one-third times base area times height can be used to find the volume of each of the following figures, except which of the following? Possible Answers: A. rectangular base pyramid B. hexagonal base pyramid C. cone D. cylinder
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The key is that the above formula can only be used for pyramids, no matter the nature of the base. Obviously both A and B are pyramids, and we can think of C as a pyramid with a circular base. However, we cannot use the formula for D, a cylinder (nothing like a pyramid). Incidentally the formula is just base area times height for cylinders.
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