Answer:
The new volume is 14,850cm³
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Volume of a rectangular prism = 550cm
Required
Value of volume when the dimensions are tripled.
The volume of a rectangular prism is calculated using the following formula.
V = lbh
<em>When Volume = 550, the formula is written as follows</em>
550 = lbh
<em>Rearrange</em>
lbh = 550
However, when each dimension is tripled.
This means that,
new length = 3 * old length
new breadth = 3 * old breadth
new height = 3 * old height
<em>Let L, B and H represent the new length, new breadth and new height respectively</em>
In other words,
L = 3l
B = 3b
H = 3h
Calculating new volume
New volume = LBH
Substitute, 3l for L, 3b for B and 3h for H;
V = 3l * 3b * 3h
V = 3 * l * 3 * b * 3 * h
V = 3 * 3 * 3 * l*b*h
V = 27 * lbh
Recall that lbh = 550
So,
V = 27 * 550
V = 14,850
Hence, the new volume is 14,850cm³
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Answer:
A) SQ is the geometric mean between the hypotenuse and the closest adjacent segment of the hypotenuse.
Step-by-step explanation:
In this geometry, all of the right triangles are similar. That means corresponding sides have the same ratio (are proportional).
Here, SQ is the hypotenuse of ΔSQT and the short side of ΔRQS.
Those two triangles are similar, so we can write ...
(short side)/(hypotenuse) = QT/SQ = QS/RQ
In the above proportion, we have used the vertices in the same order they appear in the similarity statement (ΔSQT ~ ΔRQS). Of course, the names can have the vertices reversed:
QT/SQ = SQ/QR . . . . . QS = SQ, RQ = QR
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When this is rewritten to solve for SQ, we get ...
SQ² = QR·QT
SQ = √(QR·QT) . . . . SQ (short side) is the geometric mean of the hypotenuse and the short segment.
Answer:
3 and 8 are supplementary
4 is congruent to 8
3 is congruent to 1
