Volume of a pyramid is 1/3 the volume of a prism with the same base and height. 

Thank you! I've drawn a zillion pictures of cube to prism to pyramid, trying to figure this out. So elegant!

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Great video! You should let us see the shape after you combine 2 of the pyramids, before you add the third pyramid

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In ancients China, the three Pyramids the host cuts from a cube were named "hight horse". the word was discribed the corner part of a palace roof, in early time. In the book written by Liu Hui (a mathematics of Han Dynasty) mentioned this. And Master Liu mentioned two different shapes-- Slope and Half Pyramids. if you cut a cube or a cuboid to half, two slopes are there. A pyramid were made from a slope. If you divid a pyramid into two equal parts, two Trigonal pyramid were made. In Chinese, these three shapes are called -- Qian Du, Yang Ma and Bie Nao as well. I would mention that these shapes have volume rate: 3 : 2 : 1 That were very interesting, isn't it.

We used this in math class today because kids didn’t understand how a pyramid fit into a cube

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Oh :0 I tried doing this with 4 weirdly shaped pyramid, and 1 regular pyramid which equals a prism, but it lead to me that the weirdly shaped pyramid is actually 1/(3√2) of the size of a prism, instead of 1/3.

I have looked high and low for the manipulatives (with or w/o magnets) for years! Did you make the 3 pyramids or can they be purchased somewhere?

Where can I buy those 3 pyramids to form a cube?

...but how would 'the ancients' have figured this out without trial and error or without making physical models?

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This is what im a looking for. Not the fucking 6 pyramids with half the height of the cube

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