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4 years ago

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Wittaler [7]4 years ago

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Answer/Step-by-step explanation:

==>Given:

=>Rectangular Pyramid:

L = 5mm

W = 3mm

H = 4mm

=>Rectangular prism:

L = 5mm

W = 3mm

H = 4mm

==>Required:

a. Volume of pyramid:

Formula for calculating volume of a rectangular pyramid us given as L*W*H

V = 5*3*4

V = 60 mm³

b. Volume of prism = ⅓*L*W*H

thus,

Volume of rectangular prism given = ⅓*5*3*4

= ⅓*60

= 20mm³

c. Volume of the prism = ⅓ x volume of the pyramid

Thus, 20 = ⅓ × 60

As we can observe from our calculation of the solid shapes given, the equation written above is true for all rectangular prism and rectangular pyramid of the same length, width and height.

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