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Ight so the pryramid has a square base height that is 18 inches on each side. It gots a surface area of 864 square inches. Whats

the slant height?
A) 2.6 inches
B) 8 inches
C) 15 inches
D) 48 inches
This proably pretty easy for you smart math people so hurry up.

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BaLLatris [955]3 years ago

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I believe the answer is D because i divided 864 by 18 and i got 48

Hope my answer helped :)

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