31. What is the maximum volume of a square pyramid that can pit inside a cube with a side length of 24cm?

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The answer is <span>B) 4,608cm^3

The volume of the square pyramid is:
V = a</span>² * h / 3
a - the side length of the base
h - the height of the pyramid.

Since it is inside the cube, then a = h = 24 cm.

So:
V = 24² * 24 / 3 = 13,824 / 3 = 4,608 cm³

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