Example 1: Square Pyramid
Base Area: 0 square meters; Base Length (if rectangular or square): 4 meters; Base Width (if rectangular): 4 meters; Height: 6 meters
Volume: 32 cubic meters
Calculates the volume of a pyramid given the base area and height, or the base dimensions and height.
Start with your values, or try a preset.
Enter Base Area, Base Length (if rectangular or square), Base Width (if rectangular), and Height in the units shown.
Read Volume in the results panel. Results update as you change the inputs.
Choose a preset to load an example, then adjust the values for your situation.
See the inputs and their calculated results.
Base Area: 0 square meters; Base Length (if rectangular or square): 4 meters; Base Width (if rectangular): 4 meters; Height: 6 meters
Volume: 32 cubic meters
Base Area: 0 square meters; Base Length (if rectangular or square): 5 meters; Base Width (if rectangular): 3 meters; Height: 7 meters
Volume: 35 cubic meters
Base Area: 20 square meters; Base Length (if rectangular or square): 0 meters; Base Width (if rectangular): 0 meters; Height: 8 meters
Volume: 53.33333333 cubic meters
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