Pyramid A is a square pyramid with a base side length of 18 inches and a height of 9 inches. Pyramid B has a volume of 3,136 cub ic inches. How many times bigger is the volume of pyramid B than pyramid A? Give your answer as a percentage. Provide an explanation and proof for your answer to receive full credit.
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The volume of pyramid B (3,136 in.³) is 323% bigger than the volume of pyramid B (972 in.³).
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Volume of square pyramid = 1/3(a²)h
Given the following:
Volume of pyramid B = 3,136 in.³Base side length of pyramid A (a) = 18 in. Height of pyramid A (h) = 9 in.
Volume of square pyramid A = 1/3(a²)h = 1/3(18²)9 = 972 in.³
3,136/972 × 100 = 323%
Pyramid B volume is 323% bigger than the volume of pyramid A.
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