Asked by JOY

A pyramid has a square base with sides length of b. The height of the pyramid is h. If the pyramid is enlarged by doubling the height while leaving the base unchanged, what is the effect on the volume of the pyramid?
Will the volume triple?
These are my choices:

a.The volume does not change
b.The volume doubles
c.The volume triples
d.The volume quadruples

Answered by Reiny
Volume of original pyramid = (1/3)π(b^2)h
Volume of new pyramid = (1/3)π(b^)(2h) = (2/3)π(b^2)h

How do they compare ?
Answered by Mary
Do they double??
Answered by Reiny
Yes,
they differ only by the 1/3 vs 2/3
and 2/3 is twice as large as 1/3
Answered by sally
A pyramid has a volume of 24 and a base area of 12. What is the length of the altitude of the pyramid?
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