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The paperweight shown below is in the shape of a square pyramid. What is the volume of this paperweight?
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The paperweight shown below is in the shape of a square pyramid.
What is the volume of this paperweight?
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Answer:45
Explanation:
V=a2h
3=62·3.75
3=45
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