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Volume of a slanted pyramid

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Volume of a slanted pyramid

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  1. Jonny Bravo
    hi there, The bottom square is the lower base, the square that manifests itself on the surface of the ground is the upper base. What you need to know are the following: The vertical (perpendicular) height of the hole , h. The area of the lower base, B1, The area of the upper base, B2. Then, the volume of the frustum (the hole you're describing) is given by: V = (h/3) * (B1 + B2 + sqrt(B1 * B2)) best of luck

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