The image shows a reconstruction of a pyramid with a square base. What is the best estimate for the volume of the pyramid

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unklerhaukus · Answer

The volume of a pyramid equals a third times its base times its height 
$$V_\text{pyramid}=\tfrac13bh$$

unklerhaukus · Answer

The base of a square pyramid is a square.
The area of a square is the side length of the square, squared.
$$b=s^2$$

anonymous · Answer

1,460,040 m3

2,433,400 m3

4,380,120 m3

7,300,200 m3

unklerhaukus · Answer

Does the image of the pyramid have the side lengths of the square, and the height of the pyramid?

anonymous · Answer

unklerhaukus · Answer

So, according to the diagram

What is the side of the square  $s$?
and what is the height of the pyramid  $h$?

anonymous · Answer

230 meters across and 138 meters on h

unklerhaukus · Answer

right., so plug these values into the equations, 
what do you get/

anonymous · Answer

so is it 2433

anonymous · Answer

2,433,400

unklerhaukus · Answer

yeah, and the units are m^3

xcharlizea · Answer

2,433,400 m3 is right.