Find the volume of a pyramid with a square base, where the side length of the base is
12 ft and the height of the pyramid is 7.1 ft. Round your answer to the nearest tenth
of a cubic foot.

Answer:

The volume of the given pyramid is 340.8 cubic feet.

Explanation:

The volume of an object is a consideration of the dimensions of the object with respect to 3 dimensions.

volume of a pyramid = [tex]\frac{1}{3}[/tex] x base area x height

But,

base area = length x width

                 = 12 x 12

                 = 144 square feet

So that,

volume of the pyramid = [tex]\frac{1}{3}[/tex] x 144 x 7.1

                            = [tex]\frac{1}{3}[/tex] x 1022.4

                            = 340.8

The volume of the given pyramid is 340.8 cubic feet.

Answer:

340.8

Explanation:

The volume of an object is a consideration of the dimensions of the object with respect to 3 dimensions.

volume of a pyramid =  x base area x height

But,

base area = length x width

                = 12 x 12

                = 144 square feet

So that,

volume of the pyramid =  x 144 x 7.1

                           =  x 1022.4

                           = 340.8

The volume of the given pyramid is 340.8 cubic feet.

What did Madison mean by the institution of slavery and its consequences form the line of discrimination

Which best describes the challenge faced by developing countries that depend on the international sale of one natural
resource?
O lack of diversification
O stagnant prices
O declining stocks
O increased competition
O lack of manufacturing

50 POINTS!!!!!
Question 1 (1 point)
Saved
Which desert is found in SUB-Saharan Africa

Question 1 options:

Sahara


Namib


Gobi


Atacama

Question 2 (1 point)
Saved
Many of the countries in Sub-Saharan are ___________________which limits their trade

Question 2 options:

Culturally divided


Mineral strong


Developed


Landlocked

Question 3 (1 point)
Which river can NOT be found in Sub-Saharan Africa?

Question 3 options:

Niger


Nile


Zambezi


Platte

Question 4 (1 point)
Most of Sub-Saharan Africa is composed of —

Question 4 options:

Deserts


Rainforests


Jungles


Huge plateaus and escarpments

Question 5 (1 point)
Which of the following is NOT a city of culture and trade in Sub-Saharan Africa?

Question 5 options:

Gaza


Dakar


Lagos


Johannesburg

Question 6 (1 point)
Famous falls found in Sub-Saharan Africa

Question 6 options:

Angel Falls


Victoria Falls


Niagara Falls


Lake Tanganyika

Question 7 (1 point)
Area where two tectonic plates are moving away from one another

Question 7 options:

Mt. Kilimanjaro


Great Rift Valley


Ring of Fire


Victoria Falls

Question 8 (1 point)
Line of Latitude that bisects the continent of Africa causing the climates north and south of the line to be similar

Question 8 options:

Tropic of Capricorn


Tropic of Cancer


Prime Meridian


Equator

Question 9 (1 point)
Environmental problem caused by over-grazing in Sub-Saharan Africa

Question 9 options:

Desertification


Sahel


Deforestation


Globalization

Question 10 (1 point)
____________________or tropical wet/dry climates where you can find nature preserves or parks

Question 10 options:

Valley


Sahel


Savanna


Desert

Several people of different ages brought things for the party: Charlie, who's 12, brought the POTATO CRISPS. Wayne brought the FIZZY LEMONADE (he's 13). Helen (11) brought the PAPER PLATES, and her brother Peter (9) brought the PAPER CUPS. Sheila is the same age as Charlie: she brought the PARTY POPPERS. Horace brought the PEANUTS: how old is he?

What class made up the working class of people in Rome? What upset this group of people and led to civil wars in Rome?

Which number on the map is pointing to the city of Jerusalem, Israel?

A) 1
B) 2
C) 3
D) 4

For a named emerging country (start by naming the country), assess how far its development
has been influenced by it's location.

What was life like for Roman teenagers?

the map shows the average high temperatures in July for two cities in Texas. What is the most likely explanation for the difference in average high temperatures in July for these two cities?

A-Galveston is exposed to westerly winds, while Del Rio is exposed to easterly winds.


B-Warm ocean water off Galveston radiates more heat than the desert near Del Rio


C-Galveston receives less rainfall because it is near the ocean, while Del Rio receives more rainfall because it is inland.


D-Ocean breezes keep coastal Galveston cooler than Del Rio, which is inland and exposed to southerly winds.

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sigging wells
what will cause an increase in runoff and infiltration in an area

In Thailand, plays known as
feature singing, dancing, and vibrantly colored costumes.

where does the Paraguay river meet the Atlantic Ocean​

PLEASE HELP ME I WILL GIVE BRAINLIST TO WHO GETS IT RIGHT!!:D
1 Which of the following is a consequence of the new “24-hour news cycle”?
A.
It has forced people to get their news from cable television instead of the Internet.
B.
It forces the American government to shut down national and international media.
C.
It has increased viewership for nightly news broadcasts.
D.
It forces governments to respond and take action more quickly.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D
2
Which of these people would be a natural-born US citizen? Select three options.

Ivan was born in Russia, but his mother was born in the United States.
Ethan’s parents were both born in Israel, but he was born in the United States.
Alice was born in France, but all of her grandparents were US citizens.
Pedro’s parents were both born in Spain, but he was born in the US territory of Puerto Rico.
Sebastian was born in Greece, but he moved to the US with his parents before he was two.
3
In which decade did television replace newspapers as the primary news source for American citizens?
A.
1940s
B.
1950s
C.
1960s
D.
1970s


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D
4
Read the prompt.

Create a program that would get more people to vote in elections.

What is the most effective research question for this prompt?

How many people currently vote in national elections?
Which states have the largest voter turnout?
At what age should people be allowed to vote?
What circumstances prevent people from voting?
5
Which person is being a good community member?

Lola always takes an afternoon walk with her dog.
Ria studies hard to ensure she is on the honor roll each semester.
Cooper does grocery shopping for his family while his parents are at work.
Horace serves sandwiches at the local soup kitchen every Saturday afternoon.
6
How does bias negatively affect source material? Check all that apply.

It demonstrates a lack of academic expertise on a topic.
It forces an author to address counterarguments.
It may reveal an author’s opinion.
It may led to the presentation of only one side of an argument.
It can influence an author’s purpose.
7
What does the constitutional guarantee of freedom of the press mean for news people?

They can write about unsupported rumors as if they were factual.
They must report the news without favoritism toward any point of view.
They can report the news without getting the government’s permission.
They must always challenge the government’s positions on major issues.
8
Which of the following is an example of muckraking?
A.
a politician signing social legislation to change teacher compensation
B.
a journalist uncovering and highlighting the plights of the homeless
C.
a journalist researching a story on a hurricane in the Gulf
D.
a corrupt politician who receives bribes in exchange for a political favor


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D
9
Which is an example of a secondary source?

news film footage
a diary
a magazine article
a speech
10
What are components of a good research question? Check all that apply.

It is feasible to study.
It focuses on a specific goal.
It reveals the researcher’s bias.
It is relevant to the topic at hand.
It results in only one possible conclusion.
11
Read the passage about protesting.

Alexander is upset about a policy recently enacted by his state government. He talks with several friends who share his concerns, and they decide to take action. They organize a rally at the state capitol. They make signs with strongly worded slogans to get their point across to lawmakers. At the rally, they use a megaphone to share their thoughts with the crowd.

Alexander and his friends are able to do this without the threat of government interference because of which right?

freedom of speech
due process
freedom of religion
freedom of the press
12
Reflecting on whether adding a salad bar to a school lunch menu fixed a problem is an example of

implementing a solution.
weighing advantages.
gathering information.
evaluating a solution.
13
Jacob Riis is best known for his work How the Other Half Lives which was a photographic record of _____________.
A.
The living conditions in urban slums and child labor.
B.
The restricted rights of women in early twentieth-century America.
C.
The rise of corruption in urban centers.
D.
The lack of sanitary practices in the meat-packing industry.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

A
B
C
D
14
What makes a source credible?

It is found online.
It contains bias.
It is believable or trustworthy.
It supports multiple perspectives.
15
Adding a salad bar to a school lunch menu for students with restricted diets is an example of

evaluating a solution.
gathering information.
implementing a solution.
weighing disadvantages.

daes the a freshly ploughed field with rich ,dark soil have a high albedo or a low albedo​

Evaluate the view that developed countries are better able to manage tropical cyclones than developing countries

A mineral has which of the following characteristics

Physical features of india

Define a 'rural settlement'. Why might rural settlements be more vulnerable to natural disasters such as drought, floods, etc.?

How does nuclear fusion make life on Earth possible? (1 point)

creates Earth's magnetic field

releases energy that warms Earth

blocks radiation from reaching Earth

creates the sun's magnetic field

How many lauguages are in the world

The topography of an includes which of the following?
Responses

A. deltas

B. landforms

C. All of the above

D. meandering rivers

Cool air sinking causes:
O A. Low Pressure
O B. A storm
O C. High Pressure
OD. Precipitation

I will give brainliest
What is agglomeration economics​

All of the following political systems would be considered Unlimited governments EXCEPT
a. Constitutional Monarchy
c. Absolute Monarchy
b. Totalitarian Dictatorship
d. Military Dictatorship

Which of the following is an accurate statement about countries that provide many social services (public education, universal healthcare, etc) to their citizens? They generally have higher taxes. They are usually unstable governments with unstable economies. They generally have very little government involvement in the economy.​

True or false
Amplitude of a wave is how high the waves rises above for alls below) the baseline (0 mm) of the seisundgram.

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Which of the following describes the most typical use for land in the countries of Central America?
A.Commercial Fishing
B.Trade and Technology
C. Subsistence and Commercial Farming
D. Hunting and Gathering

The diagram provided is a phylogenetic tree. It shows how groups of organisms are related through a shared evolutionary history.

The fossils remains of a creature that is the common ancestor of amphibians, primates, rodents, crocodiles, and birds is discovered. This fossil represents an organism represented by which labeled location on the diagram?