The word pyramid, according to many etymological dictionaries, comes from the Latin "pyrămis", however other sources state that the term originated in Ancient Greece due to its similarity to a pyramid-shaped wheat flour cake consumed in Ancient Greece. But other versions allege that the term pyramid comes from the Egyptian "pr-m-us" which means altitude.
Referring to the trigonometry environment, a pyramid can be defined as an object or solid piece where the base is a polygon and that has triangles or it can also be called faces, which are in a common point, receiving the name of vertex or apex.
It is also known as a pyramid, speaking of the architectural field, a construction or building with a triangular or three-dimensional appearance where its base or support is quadrangular and that may or may not be staggered as it rises. In ancient times they were built to pay tributes and tributes, as a form of monument such as, for example, we can find the ancient Egyptian pyramids with the greatest boom in the world due to their characteristic shape and design, created by man. Among these are the famous pyramids of Giza, which belonged to the pharaohs Cheops, Khafre and Menkaure, where that of Cheops has the highest height, with 147 meters.
As a symbolic figure, a pyramid can represent the structure of a society or organism where in the upper part or in the vertex it is occupied by few and there are many who are in the lower part or in the base.
