Brittany graphs (6,3) on a coordinate grid. Which describes where she should plot the point if she starts at the origin?
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Answer:
180 miles
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Use the drt (distance, rate, time) triangle (shown in the picture) to determine which operation you need to do.
You are given t (time) and r (rate), but you don't have d (distance). What you do is cover up the missing variable d (distance). Since you are left with t and r (time and rate), which are side by side, you multiply the numbers.
2. Plug in the numbers for t and r. Then multiply.
t=3
r=60
3 x 60 = 180 miles
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Step-by-step explanation:
A rectangular prism (or orthohedron) is a polyhedron whose surface is formed by two equal and parallel rectangles called bases and by four lateral faces that are also parallel rectangles and equal two to two.
The orthohedron is a straight prism and also a particular case of irregular quadrangular prism.
In a rectangular prism you can differentiate the following elements:
Bases: are two parallel and equal rectangles.
Faces: the four rectangles of the lateral faces and the two bases. Therefore, it has six faces.
Height : distance between the two bases of the prism. The height h coincides with any of the edges of the lateral faces.
Vertices: the eight points where three faces of the prism converge.
Edges: segments where two faces of the prism are found.
The surface area of the rectangular prism (or orthohedron) is calculated by the following formula:
where w is width, l is length, and h is height.
Solving with l = 15mm, w = 3mm, and h = 4mm