Asked by Ted

Adam has built a garden shed in the shape described.
a square based pyramid with the height of 3.5m on top of a cube with base 4m by 4m and height 2m.
calculate the volume of the shed, to the nearest cubic metre.
thanks.

Answers

Answered by Reiny
volume of cube base = 4x4x2 = ..
volume of pyramid = (4/3)(4x4)(3.5) = ...

total = .....
Answered by Ted
thanks, but i don't think that is the answer because in the options ,the answer to that calculation is not there.
Answered by Reiny
So sorry, that was a typo, the volume of pyramid
= (1/3)base area x height

so volume of pyramid = (1/3)(4x4)(3.5)
Answered by Anonymous
47cm
Answered by Anonymus
47
Answered by Greg
I hate math and this question is stupid cause I can’t do it
Answered by John
If anyone needs help with this, the height is not 3.5m, that is the slant height. So you would need to use Pythagorean theorem to solve for the height.
h^2=s^2-r^2
h^2=3.5^2-2^2
h^2=12.25-4
h^2=8.25
h=√8.25
h=2.87228 m squared.

Then use this height to solve for the pyramid. The volume of the pyramid is 15.31883. Add this to the rectangular prism which has a volume of 32.

V=32+15.31883
V=47 m cubed

Hope it helps
Answered by Anonymous
bleh
Answered by John Wall
yh
Answered by Bot
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