Pyramid V = (1⁄3) × B × h B = Area of the base, h = Height of the pyramid
Square or Rectangular Pyramid V = (1⁄3) × l × w × h l = Length of the base, w = Width of base,
h = Height (base to tip)
Pyramids are three dimensional geometric shapes where the base is a polygon and all other side are triangles that met at of apex or vertex
The height of pyramid is perpendicular height which is the distance from apex or vertex to the base of the pyramid
A rectangular pyramid is a three dimensional geometric shape that has a regular base and four triangular faces (lateral faces) that are joined at the top by a vertex or apex
Rectangular pyramid
Solid figure that has a rectangular base and four triangular faces that meet at a vertex
Square pyramid
A rectangular pyramid where the length and width of the base are equal
Volume of a square pyramid
1/3 (s^2 x h)
A square is a rectangle with four equal sides
A rectangular pyramid is a three-dimensional figure with a rectangular base and triangular faces
Three rectangular pyramids can fill one rectangular prism with the same base and height
Rectangular prism
A three-dimensional figure with a rectangular base and rectangular faces