Find the volume of each pyramid. Round to the nearest tenth if necessary. triangular pyramid: triangle base, 6.1 cm; triangle height, 6.7 cm; pyramid height, 10.4 cm
a
141.7 cm3
b
212.5 cm3
c
53.1 cm3
d
70.8 cm3

The formula for the pyramid’s volume is given by one-third of the product of the area of the base to its height. Such as: Volume = 1/3 x Area of the Base x Height. V = ⅓ A × H. Where V = Volume, A = Area and H = height.

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