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    4. How to find the surface area of a square pyramid?
    How to find the surface area of a square pyramid?

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      It's explained here, I'm only going to answer this one twice.......:  http://easycalculation.com/area/learn-square-pyramid.php

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        You need to find the AREA of all six faces, then ADD them together to get the total surface area.  You find the AREA of each face by MULTIPLYING length by width. (L x W)

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