It is a long walk from one incline to the other, but not too bad unless someone has health conditions that would preclude a long walk. The Duquesne Incline has the classic postcard view of Pittsburgh that gives a view up both the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers and gives a great view of the stadiums and the fountains at Point State Park. The Mon Incline is more accessible to Station Square.
Best Answer: For all of those shapes (and any other type of pyramid or cone), the height is just 3 * volume / area of base. For example, suppose you have a pyramid whose volume is 300 and whose base is a square of side length 10. Then the area of the base is just 10^2 = 100. The height is then 3 * 300 / 100 = 9. Hope this helps.
The formula used to calculate surface area for the classic square pyramid is: SA = [2 * b * h] + b^2. 1  SA and l represent the same values as before. 2  The abbreviation b represents the base length of the pyramid. 3  Note that [2 * b * h] is used to calculate the lateral area of the square pyramid.