Volume of a Pyramid - VividMath.com

Geometry: How to find the Volume of a Pyramid with a square base.

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Question: Find the volume of the pyramid

The formula for the volume of a pyramid is 1/3 x base x height.

Watch this video to discover how to use this formula to find the volume of a pyramid. An example involving a square pyramid is shown to aid your understanding.

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[michaelcollins]

my teacher just made me and the class take notes about this and gave us examples. I had no idea how to do this when she gave us the assignment. I thought I was just terrible at geometry and that I was slow. but this really helped me. it turned out that the problem isn't my intelligence, but my teachers methods of explaining.

[diegox]

you just have to multiply all that shity numbers and divide the result by 3 that's it don't lose your time

[VividMath]

The 1/3 is part of the formula. The volume of a pyramid is 1/3 multiplied by the area of the base (A) x (height)

[TheHashCup]

Little tongue action at the end their lol

[chalokipskips]

This is great it's simple to understand compared to that of my school teacher nice one

[beebeece]

thank you, my teacher limits himself to 5 minuted of teaching every two days and my friends couldnt explain very well, i wasnt dumb after all. This really helped me thank you :)

[bvyrtuy]

My teacher just gave me a pyramid to find the volume. Litteraly just like, here solve this. He didn't tell us how to or explain, had to look it up. But thanks for the vid it realy helped!

[kbbyy]

Idk why, but I learn so much better when they write on the white board :)

[devinkolk]

This is a lot easier than the comments make it sound.
Thank you for the help.

[humayrajannat]

I watched this video just to know the namings of all parts of pyramid practical.Because I am a student of class nine and the topics of pyramid included in the chapter 12.And according to our educational system we have to study with it in class ten(we have to study/excercise one higher math book within 2 years...that means- class 9 and 10).consequently I am totally renewed with these namings.But my aunt give me a practical ledger to solve it systematically .And so, in order to ensure my solution as thorough I watched this video.And the video is so thorough and vivid.Thank you from Bangladesh.😄😄😊🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[tokomyan]

hi ! Easiest formula without fraction V=Ah/3 V=Area x height / 3 or 168 x 26 / 3 Thanks !

[noiceguy]

What if there are 4 measurements. For example, the height is 9 but there's also 8, 6, and 10 ft. Do I multiply all the 3 numbers together and then do the rest?

[FLMZ]

Thank you, very fast explanation was easy to understand

[bababoey]

Is it ok if the formula is (3.14*AH) ????

[AbdulMajeed-tnzf]

Thank you so much it helped mu doughter a lot

[thefirst]

Is there a specific reason why we should divide the total volume of the pyramid by 3?

[erriedigtal]

thank you!!! this helped me understand

[FanxB]

There are some fundamental errors in the video; the apex does not need to be perpendicular to the centre of the base, it just needs to be measured perpendicular to the base. Hell, the apex doesn't even need to be over the base. The video could also benefit with an explanation as to why the formula includes "divide by three" since to many viewing this may seem arbitrary.

[calebwoodgate]

this might sound stupid, but, what 1/3rd of what x 26 ?

[brandt]

in what order do you multiply the 1/3, a and h?