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Chapter 12: Q18. (page 485)

Find the height and the volume of a regular hexagonal pyramid with lateral edges 10 ft and base edges 6 ft.

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The height of the pyramid is8 ft and volume is1443鈥夆赌塮迟2 .

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given information.

Base edge of regular hexagonal pyramid is 6 ft and lateral edges are 10 ft.

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Step 2. Determine the height.

Use Pythagoras formula,

h=(10)2鈭�(6)2=100鈭�36[substitute]=64[subtract]=8

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Step 3. Determine the volume.

Now, find the volume of pyramid.

V=13bh=13(332(6)2)(8)[substitute]=1443[simplify]

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