The ancient stone pyramids in Egypt, which have a square base with a width of 148 meters and a height of 126 meters, have a volume of 9394 square metres.

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Here,

Side of the pyramid=148 m

Height of pyramid=126 m

Volume,

=1/2*b*h

=1/2*148*126

=9394 m²

The volume of the ancient stone pyramids in Egypt that has a square base of side 148 m and height 126m is 9394 m².

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