Spatial Geometry · Ms Tam
Pyramid volume: identify the base and perpendicular height
Find pyramid volume by choosing the correct base and the height that is perpendicular to it.

Clear geometry notes for Hong Kong students — from junior secondary foundations through HKDSE-style timed practice. Each lesson includes formulas, a worked example and short drills.
Find pyramid volume by choosing the correct base and the height that is perpendicular to it.

Use equal volume expressions to find the perpendicular distance from a point to a plane.

Project the line onto the plane, then use a right triangle to find the angle.

A tangent meets a circle at one point, and the radius to that point is perpendicular to the tangent.

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