Chapter 12: Q18. (page 484)
Can the area of the base of a regular pyramid be greater than the lateral area? Explain.
Short Answer
No, the area of the base of a regular pyramid cannot be greater than the lateral area.
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Chapter 12: Q18. (page 484)
Can the area of the base of a regular pyramid be greater than the lateral area? Explain.
No, the area of the base of a regular pyramid cannot be greater than the lateral area.
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The diagonals of a cube intersect to divide the cube into six congruent pyramids. Thatbase of each pyramid is a face of the cube, and height of each pyramid is .
Each edge of pyramid V- XYZ is 6 cm. Find the following numerical answers.
Find the volume and the total surface area of each solid in terms of the given variables.
Refer to cubes with edges of length e. Complete the following table.
What kind of figure in each lateral face in the following prism?

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