Frustum of a Regular Pyramid Formula

Frustum of a Regular Pyramid Formula

The frustum is a pyramid that is the result of chopping off the top of a regular pyramid. That is the reason why it is called a truncated pyramid.

The distance between the base and the top of the pyramid is the height and is denoted by h. Similarly, it has a slant height that is denoted by “s” and two bases (top and bottom), whose area is defined by

B1
and
B2
.

We need to find the lateral surface area and the volume of Frustum of regular pyramid formula.

V=h(B1+B2+B1B2)3

S=s(P1+P2)2

Here,
S = Lateral Surface Area

P1andP2
= Perimeter of Bases
h=Height
B1andB2
= Area of bases
s = Slant height
V=Volume

Solved Examples

Question: Find the volume of a frustum of a regular pyramid whose area of bases are 9 cm2, 10 cm2 respectively and height is 9 cm.

Solution:
Given
B1 = 9 cm2
B= 10 cm2
h = 9 cm

Volume formula,

V =

h(B1+B2+B1B2)3

V=9(9+10+9×10)3V=9(19+90)3V=57+910V=57+28.458V=85.458cm3

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