False - if two objects have the same base and height, they must have the same volume.
Cavalieri's Principle actually states that if two objects have the same height, and every corresponding cross-sectional area at all heights are the same, then the two objects have the same volume. This principle is a fundamental concept in geometry and provides a way to compare volumes of different shapes. It does not require the objects to have the same base or same shape, as long as the cross-sectional areas are equivalent at every level.
Cavalieri’s Principle states that any two objects with equal volume must have the same height.
Cavalieri’s Principle states that any two objects with equal volume must have the same height.
False - if two objects have equal volume must have the same BASE, not height.
False - if two objects have equal volume must have the same SLANT HEIGHT, not height.
True
False - if two objects have the same base and height, they must have the same volume.
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