What is the lateral area of this regular octagonal pyramid?
114.8 cm²
162.4...
Mathematics, 30.05.2020 00:03, ri069027
What is the lateral area of this regular octagonal pyramid?
114.8 cm²
162.4 cm²
229.7 cm²
What is the lateral length of this regular octagonal pyramid?
The figure shows a regular octagonal pyramid. A dashed line segment is shown perpendicular to a base edge with its second endpoint being the center of the base and has a length of 7 centimeters. A second dashed line segment has one endpoint at the center of the base and the second endpoint at the vertex of the pyramid and has a length of 7 centimeters. A base edge has a length of 5.8 centimeters.
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