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How to calculate the height of spatial geometric figures, such as pyramids, prisms and truncated cones. . . Give me a hand. . .
Guo Dunqing replied:

The volumes of pyramids, prisms, prisms and prisms are represented as V-cone, V-column, V-platform and V-fitting respectively.

Their volume formulas are as follows:

V-cone =( 1/3)πR? H, r- the base radius of the pyramid and the height of the pyramid;

V-pillar =Sh, the bottom area of s- prism and the height of h- prism;

Vplatform = (1/3) h (s1+s+√ s1s), S 1- upper and lower area of prism, lower area of S- prism and height of H- prism;

V-fitting = (1/6) h (s 1+S2+4S0) where s1,S2 and s0 respectively represent the upper, lower and middle cross-sectional areas of the prism, and h is the height of the prism.

The heights of pyramid, prism, frustum and prism are expressed as H cone, H column, H platform and H fitting respectively. Then their height formula is as follows:

H cone = V cone /( 1/3)πR? , r-the bottom radius of the pyramid;

H column = V column /S, where s is the bottom area of the prism;

H platform = V platform /[/3(S 1+ S+√S 1S)], upper bottom area of S 1- prism and lower bottom area of S- prism;

H = V /[6(S 1+S2+4S0)], where S 1, S2 and S0 respectively represent the upper, lower and middle cross-sectional areas of the prism.

The upper and lower bottom surfaces of the prism are parallel to the middle section, and the side surfaces are triangular or trapezoidal.