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The height of a right square pyramid is multiplied by 6, but the area of the base remains fixed. What is the volume of the taller pyramid divided by the volume of the shorter py…

The height of a right square pyramid is multiplied by 6, but the area of the base remains fixed. What is the volume of the taller pyramid divided by the volume of the shorter py…
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The height of a right square pyramid is multiplied by 6, but the area of the base remains fixed. What is the volume of the taller pyramid divided by the volume of the shorter pyramid ?

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the answer is 6 can you mark me branilist

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User Dan Becker
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I’m pretty sure it’s 6 but I’m not 100% sure

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