Let's begin with the formula for the volume of a square pyramid. If s is the base length, then the area of the base is s^2. The volume of the pyramid is then V = (1/3)(base area)(height). We know the volume and the base length (s), and want to find the height. Solving V = (1/3)(base area)(height)

for height, we get:

3V = (base area)(height), or

---------------- = height

base area

Substituting 75 ft^3 for V and (5 ft)^2 for base area, we get:

3(75 ft^3) 9 ft

height = ------------------ = ----------------- = 9 ft

25 ft^2 1

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Point E is located at (2, −3), and point F is located at (−2, −1). Find the point that is 3 over 4 the distance from point E to

irakobra [83]

It woud be very far.<span>Explain how you would graph the line containing a slope of –1/5 that goes through the point (1,–4).</span>

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