Grade 7 McGraw Hill Glencoe - Answer Keys Answer keys Chapter 8: Measure Figures; Lesson 5: Volume of Pyramids

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Grade 7 McGraw Hill Glencoe - Answer Keys

Chapter 8: Measure Figures; Lesson 5: Volume of Pyramids

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Question 9 (request help)
Reason Inductively A rectangular pyramid has a length of 14 centimeters, a width of 9 centimeters, and a height of 10 centimeters. Explain the effect on the volume if each dimension were doubled.
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Question 10 (request help)
Find the height of a square pyramid that has a volume of \(25\large \frac{3}{5}\) meters and a base with 4 meter sides.
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Question 11 (request help)
Be Precise A rectangular pyramid has a volume of 160 cubic feet. Find two possible sets of measurements for the base area and height of the pyramid.
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Question 12 (request help)
Persevere with Problems A square pyramid and a cube have the same bases and volumes. How are their heights related? Explain.
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Question 13 (request help)
Reason Inductively The two figures shown have congruent bases. How does the volume of the two square pyramids in Figure B compare to the volume of the square pyramid in Figure A?

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A rectangular pyramid has a base 18 inches by 30 inches and a height of 36 inches. Which is closest to the volume of the pyramid in cubic inches?
- A. \(5,000 \text{ in }^3\)
- B.\( 6,000 \text{ in }^3\)
- C. \(6,500 \text{ in }^3\)
- D. \(7,500 \text{ in }^3\)