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You are gonna have to use some trigonometry. specifically, cosine, so \[\large cos (64) = \frac{7}{x} \]
Multiply by x, divide by cosine: \[\large x= \frac{7}{cos(64)} \]
@luigi0210 wrote:
Multiply by x, divide by cosine:
\[\large x= \frac{7}{cos(64)} \]
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Well, the volume of a pyramid is: \[\large V = \frac{l*w*h}{3} \] So just plug in the values you have \[\large 392 = \frac{14*7*h}{3} \] \[\large 1176 = 14*7*h \] then just divide by 14*7, which is 98 \[\large \frac{1176}{98} = h\]
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