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The square prism has the same measurements as a square pyramid. How many times larger is the prism than the pyramid ?

1 answer:

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Volume of Rectangle = (Area of Base)(Height)
Volume of Square Pyramid = (1/3) (Area of Base)(Height)

The prism is 3 times larger than the pyramid
Answer: A

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