The volume V of a pyramid with a square base with side length s and height h is

V = 1/3s^2h.

Solved forâ s, this formula gives s=sqrt (3V/h).

A pyramid has a volume of approximately 7,300,000

cubic meters. Find the length of the side of the pyramid if its height is approximately

144 meters. The length of the side of the pyramid is about ___ meters.

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Can someone help me with this, step by step. I want to be sureif I got these right to study for the exam.

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