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First chart: 3.14•2^
3.14•3^
3.14•4^
Second chart: 2(-4)-2
2(0)-2
2(4)-2
Third chart: 10(2^)+(1+1)
10(-1^)+(3+1)
10(-4^)+(4+1)
Hope this helps!
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
∵ The volume of the pyramid = 1/3 base area × height
∵ The base is equilateral Δ with side length 4
∴ The area of the bast = 1/4 × 4² × √3 = 4√3 units²
To get the height of the pyramid draw it from the vertex of the top of the pyramid ⊥ to the base on the centro-id of the base which divides the height of the triangle two ratio 2:1 from the vertex of the triangle
∵ The height of the base = √(4² - 2²) =√12 = 2√3
∴ 2/3 the height = 4√3/3 ⇒ (2:1 means 2/3 from the height)
∴ The height of the pyramid = √[4² - (4√3/3)²] = √[16 - 48/9]
∴ h = 4√2/√3 (4√6/3 in its simplest form)
∴ V = 1/3 × 4√3 × 4√2/√3 = 16√2/3 units³
∴ 
We know that
scale factor=1/4
so
volume of the smaller pyramid=[scale factor]³*volume original pyramid
volume original pyramid=192 unit³
volume of the smaller pyramid=[1/4]³*192---> (1/64)*192----> 3 units ³
the answer is
3 units³
Answer:
C. -26=x
Step-by-step explanation:
3(3x-2)=5(2x+4)
9x-6=10x+20
9x-10x=20+6
-x=26
-x/-1=26/-1
x= -26