Suppose a pyramid's dimensions are tripled. What is the ratio of this new, larger pyramid's volume to that of the
2 answers:
Answer:
27:1
Step-by-step explanation:
If the dimensions of the original pyramid are tripled then the ration between the new, larger pyramid and the old one would be 27:1 . This can be calculated by first calculating the volume of a pyramid and then doing the same but with dimensions 3 times the old one. Then divide the volume of the new one with that of the old one.
Volume of Pyramid =
Volume Pyramid 1 = = 9
Volume Pyramid 2 = = 243
243/9 = 27/1 or 27:1
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