What happens to the volume of a square pyramid if the base dimensions remain the same, but the height is cut to one third of the original?
The volume becomes 1/9 of original.
The volume becomes 1/3 of original.
The volume becomes 3 times larger than original.
The volume becomes 9 times larger than original.
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