In mathematics, the distance between one point (a) and another point (b), each with coordinates (x,y), can be computed by taking
the differences of their x coordinates and their y coordinates and then squaring those differences. the squares are added and the square root of the resulting sum is taken and... voila! the distance. given two variables, p1 and p2 that are of type point -- a structured type with two fields, x and y, both of type double-- write an expression whose value is the distance between the two points represented by p1 and p
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and we get that that side measures 12.8, rounded. Now we have the apothem for the formula. Now we need the base measure of the right triangle. Use cos of 80 to find it: 
ad we get the base measure of the right triangle is 2.25. But don't forget that this is only half the original triangle we pulled out, so the base of the "whole" triangle is 2.25 * 2 which is 4.5. If one side measures 4.5 and we have 18 of them, the perimeter for our formula is 81. Now let's put everything together in the formula to find the area for the polygon: 
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Answer:
2
Step-by-step explanation:
if you work inside parentheses first you get:
4^3/2 ÷ 4^1/2 which is 4
4^1/2 = which is 2
Answer:
44,55,000 cubic meters of treasure could fit the pyramid.
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the following in the question:
Base measure = 450 meters
Height = 66 meters
The volume of the pyramid is given by:
where A is the ares of the base and H is the height of the pyramid.
Putting values, we get,
Thus, 4455000 cubic meters of treasure could fit the pyramid.