Two pillars have been delivered for the support of a shade structure in the backyard. They are both ten feet tall and the cross sections of each pillar have the same area. Explain how you know these pillars have the same volume without knowing whether the pillars are the same shape.

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anonymous · Answer

is there multiple choice?

anonymous · Answer

@MeganChase nop

anonymous · Answer

um. this is kind of hard to tell you the truth

anonymous · Answer

@MeganChase i know is my last assigment

anonymous · Answer

um. i feel really dissapointed because i feel like i dissapointed you.

anonymous · Answer

nahhh its ok

anonymous · Answer

it...im really sorry. i...poop. im sorry.

anonymous · Answer

@annie.kopliku

anonymous · Answer

Wait, I'm doing these right now, is this a short answer?

anonymous · Answer

Yes

anonymous · Answer

Well I'm not 100% sure, but I would guess that because these two have the same area, they have the same dimensions, causing them to be the same volume.

anonymous · Answer

Actually, that makes sense ^

anonymous · Answer

ok so i just explain that on my answer?

anonymous · Answer

Just write that down.