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Use the net to find the surface area of the regular pyramid

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151.9 if the side length of the pentagon/ base of each triangle is 6 m

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if the side length of the pentagon/ base of each triangle is 6 m then it is a pretty simple question, we just need to add the surface area of the base pentagon and each triangle.

We have the area of the base, so we just need the triangles. The area of a triangle is .5bh, where the base of a triangle here is one side of the pentagon and the height is that indicated red 6. so that means one triangle has an area of .5*6*6 or 18. There are 5 triangles total so that means that with all the triangles there is an area of 90. Adding that to 61.9 gets us 151.9. let me know if you need any more help.

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