The base edge of an oblique square pyramid is represented as x cm. if the height is 9 cm, what is the volume of the pyramid in terms of x?
3x2 cm3
9x2 cm3
3x cm3
x cm3

Hence, the volume of pyramid is:

3x^2 cm^3

We know that a volume(V) of a oblique square pyramid with height 'h' and base area A is given by the help of formula:

Now, according to the ques we have:

The base edge of an oblique square pyramid is represented as x cm.

The height is 9 cm.

Hence, the base area (A) is calculated as:

( Since the base is in the shape of a square and we know that the area of square with side length s is given as:

)

So, the volume of the pyramid is calculated as:

Hence, the volume of pyramid is:

3x^2 cm^3

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