The digit in the tenths place is how many times as much as the value of the digit in the hundredths place of 0.77
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An oblique pyramid is one that has a top not aligned with the base. Due to this, the height of the pyramid connects with two vertices at its ends to form a right angle present outside the pyramid, knowing that it is always perpendicular to the base. There is no difference between the calculations of the volume of an oblique pyramid and a pyramid however -
<u><em>And thus, you're solution is 5 cm^3, or in other words option b!</em></u>
