Rebecca bought candy boxes in the shape of a square pyramid to use for party favors. The side length of each box is 3.6 inches,
and the height is 4 inches. Rebecca wants to fill each box with 20 pieces of candy. If each piece of candy is 0.8 in.³, will Rebecca be able to fit 20 pieces of candy into each candy box?
Well basically if we find the volume of 20 pieces of candy in all, that would be= 20*0.8= 16 cu.inches
And then if we find the volume of the square based pyramid, that would certainly be= 3.6*3.6*4 that is 51.84
Then lastly, if we do, 51.84 ÷16 the final answer will be 3.24. Which might actually be the answer as the pieces of candy certainly can't pass the limit 20 according to me.
