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Mathematics, 02.11.2020 23:40 Jazongamez1987

HURRY, 60 POINTS If the height is 4.41 inches and the volume is the volume found in Part B ( 0.734 ), what will the side length of the pyramid's base be? Is the number rational
or irrational? Why?

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