Answer:
<h3>Three times as large as the pyramid's volume</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the volume of prism be Vp
Let the Volume of pyramid be Vy
Vp = Base Area * Height .... 1
Vy = Base * Height/3 ....2
From 2;
Vp = BH/3
BH = 3Vy
Since Vp = BH, then;
Vp = 3Vy
This shows that the volume of prism is three times as large as pyramids volume
3•2=6. When you square 6, you get 36. Add 5x to that. 5x=15. 36+15=51
Cassie read 155 pages one day, and we need to find the unknown value of “x”. All you have to do is add 155+x=325.
Start by identifying any factor of 50 and then rewriting 50 to include that one factor and another:
50 = 5 * 10 5 is prime, but 10 is not. Thus, factor 10:
50 = 5 * 5 * 2 This is 50 as a product of its prime factors 5, 5 and 2.