Answer to Question #141949 in Geometry for ZERO

Question #141949

An inverted regular square pyramid has an altitude of 12m and with top
edge of 3m is fully–filled with water.
1. What is the volume of the water in m3?

Expert's answer

$V = 1/3*S*h = 1/3 * 3^2 *12 =\\= 3*12 = 36 cm^3$

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