A pyramid with cube base with adges measure 25 centimeters and has perpendicular of 0.1 meters, calculate total volume of the structure in litres

volume requires 3 measurements:
height, width and depth (from front to back)

Once you have the 3 dimensions you can multiply them together to get the volume in whatever unit you measure in, Centimeters/Inches/feet etc.

once you have your volume you can google a conversion table to figure out your unit to gallons/litres/ etc.

http://metricunitconversion.globefeed.com/Metric_Conversion_Table.asp

Dimension of the prism is the number of cubes in width x length x height.

Surface area is 2(w x l) + 2(l x h) + 2 (wxh)

Volume is the number of cubes.

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Paul

A quick google search shows that one liter is 1000 cubic centimeters.

so, your total volume is 1000cm x 400cm x 400cm or 160,000,000 cubic centimeters

160,000,000 / 1000 cubic centimeters per liter = 160,000 liters

Life is better in the long run when you understand the principles that exercises try to teach you.

Divide 1440 cubic centimeters by 96 centimeters to get 15 centimeters.

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You need to calculate the slant height of the pyramid for the formula of the lateral area. You should find a value of (1/2)*SQRT(203) or about 7.1239 cm



You need to calculate the altitude (height) of the pyramid from the apex (summit) to the center of the base triangle (center of inscribed circle, barycenter, orthocenter). The hypotenuse of such triangle is the slant height. One leg is the altitude (to be found), the measure of the second leg is (1/3) the altitude of the equilateral triangle that forms the base. You should find (1/3) m MH= (1/3)* (11/2)*SQRT(3)


1. Calculate the area of the base (use a formula for the equilateral triangle or the general formula for a triangle: you have its height MH ).
2. Lateral area = 3 times the area of triangle Triangle ECD (in yellow above).
3. Total area = area of base + lateral area.
4. Volume= (1/3)(Area of base)* (height of pyramid)
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2.0833 litres.

If this is homework, be sure to show your work.

You need 5 isosceles triangles with a base of 30 mm. To get the height of the triangles (perpendicular to the 30 mm bases) you need to calculate the apothem of the pentagon (assumed to be regular).

If you cut the pyramid by a plane passing through its apex, the center of the base-pentagon,and the midpoint of one side, the plane figure created by the three points (apex, center, and midpoint) is a right triangle. The legs are the apothem, and the altitude of the pyramid. The hypotenuse is the slant height of the pyramid, and is thus the height of the triangles in the development. pyramid (60 mm) form.
Use the Pythagorean Theorem to find that slant height.
s^2=a^2+h^2.

Your calculator may or may not have a program for unit conversion, but the best method is to understand the metric system so you can do these conversions without a calculator. A meter is the same as 100 centimeters, so divide 11390 by 100 to get 113.90 m^3.

Rather than relying on a calculator, I highly recommend taking the time to practice metric conversions. It is very common for high school and even college professors to try and trick you by, for example, requesting the answer in centimeters when the question is in meters.

Now cubic meter calculator can be defined as a simple device which is used to convert a given value in meters to it's corresponding cubic meter form. Other than this we can always add the formulaes of the structures to get the volume of the structure by simply entering it's side length or height etc..
Let us consider simple examples :
Suppose that we have to convert 5 meters to its cube. The only thing we would do is that we would enter this value of 5 in the calculator and calculator with do the calculation as and will show the result to you as 125 .
Now if we have added formulaes to this calculator , like for calculating the volume of cube,cylinder and cone (say). Then we can use this calculator in three different cases.

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You first need to know how to calculate volume of a cube. Take the length of the side of the cube and multiply it by itself, and then multiply by itself one final time. For example, if you have a cube that has a side length of 2 cm, you would multiply 2 x 2 to get 4, and then 4 x 2 to get 8 cubic cm.

You are asking about a 1 cubic meter cube. I know that a side of that cube is 1 m (1 x 1 x 1 = 1). Convert one meter to cm. Therre are 100 cm in one meter. The new math will be 100 x 100 x 100 = 1,000,000 cubic cm.