<span>Solution:
We have:
length = a = 3x
</span><span>width = b = x
</span>height = h = 2x
<span>area of the base of the prism = c
</span>volume of the prism = v = 2058 cm³
Use: c = (3x)(x)
c = 3x²
Use: v = (3x²)(2x)
v = 6x³
2058 = 6x³
6x³ = 2058
x³ = 2058 / 6
x³ = 343
x = ∛343
x = 7
a = 3x
a = 3(7)
a = 21
b = x
b = 7
h = 2x
h = 2(7)
h = 14
c = 3x²
c = 3(7)²
c = 3(49)
c = 147
a = 21 cm
b = 7 cm
h = 14 cm
c = 147 cm²
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Answer:
A: 12
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the pythagoreom theorem, a^2+b^2=c^2. We can plug in the lengths of 5 and 13 which is 5^2+b^2=13^2. Now we can square the numbers to get 25+b^2=169. Subtract 25 from 169 to get 144. Now find the square root of 144 which is 12.
A is incorrect. The identity is for the Sin( A - B). It is not for the Cos(A - B)
B is closer, but NOT the answer. The sign in the middle is incorrect, for one thing. For another Cos(pi/2) = 0,, so the answer would be cos(theta) using this formula.
C The sign is correct in C. The problem is that it is the wrong formula for Cos(theta - pi/2). C should go
Cos(theta - pi/2) = cos(theta) cos(pi/2) + sin(theta)*sin(pi/2)
D. Looks like it's the correct answer. See the comment for C: The identity for C is actually correct for D.
Cos(theta)cos(pi/2) = 0 because cos(pi/2) =0
Sin(theta)*sin(pi/2) = Sin(theta) because Sin(pi/2) = 1
Answer D <<<<<< answer.
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