I have a pyramid geometry question. A student is planning to build a pyramid out of clay for a school project. The pyramid must have a square base measuring12.3 cm on each side.If the student has 220 cm³ of clay and wishes to use all of it for the pyramid, what will be the height of the pyramid tothe nearest tenth of a centimeter?0.5 cmO 1.5 cm4.4 cm53.7 cm

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