I NEED URGENT HELP ASAP PLEASE!!
The volume of a cube is 54 cubic feet. What is the volume of a pyramid that fits exactly inside the cube? Provide an explanation and proof for your answer to receive full credit.
@phi
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@iGreen
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a cube has all 3 dimensions equal what is the formula for the volume of the pyramid?
@zoejay1
the formula for a pyramid is lwh/3
Note that the volume of a cube is s*s*s (side times side times side, or s^3). So that means: 54 = s^3 What is the length of a side of the cube?
sorry, i'm getting all of your repliess late for some reason
volume of pyramid is 1/3 the volume of the cube because wow i can explain this one B = length * width and because the cube fits then the length and the width are equal the height is also the same as the cube since the cube fits the volume of pyramid is 1/3 *(l^2)*l = 1/3*l^3 volume of the cube is l^3 for a cube all the sides are equal l = length
@zoejay1 your reply is confusing, i don't understand it
@amistre64 @phi @ganeshie8 please help
I think they mean that this is the volume of the pyramid, so solve that and you'll get you answer. 1/3 *(l^2)*l = 1/3*l^3
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Ok, so I put "A cube has 3 dimensions that are equal to each other. The volume of a pyramid is V=1/3(b)(h). Using that information, we can say that the volume of the pyramid would be 1/3 of the volume of the cube. With "l" equaling length, we can say: 1/3*(l^2)*l >>> 1/3*l^3. Since the volume of pyramid equals 1/3 the volume of cube, 1/3*54=18. " Would that be correct?
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