Just draw a triangle(front view) and the slant/inclined sides of it are known to be 8 and you found out radius as 3.26. so mark the diameter by doubling radius.
so the material required would be a slice(like pizza slice) of a circle of radius= 8 and arc length = circumference given ,that is 20.5
now using this find the area of sector/slice. its the answer to the last bit.
now coming to next question, go to the kitchen and take any can and measure its dia and height by using a scale. and you might already know the formula to find the suface area of cylinder.
Answer:
(a) 
Step-by-step explanation:
The question is incomplete. (See comment for complete question).
From the completed question, we have:

--- number of pyramids
Required
An expression for the area of the base
The total base length of the pyramid represents the perimeter of the base.
And since the base is a square, then the following relationship exist.

Where L represents the length of each side.
This gives

Make L the subject

The area of the base is then calculated as:


He will have enough money in his bank to avoid an insufficient fund charge because when you add 250+36.21+94.30 it equals 380.51. He had 386.49 in his account before he withdrawal that money, so he still had money in his account when he got money out.
Answer: Only the second sequence is arithmetic.
Work:
An arithmetic sequence is a sequence in which there is a common value added or subtracted between each term in the sequence.
The first option, -2, 4, -6, 8,... is not arithmetic because the terms switch back and forth between positive and negative signs meaning that there is no common value that can be added between each term.
The second option, -8, -6, -4, -2,... is arithmetic because there is a common difference between each term which is +2.
The third option, 2, 4, 8, 16,... is not arithmetic but is, in fact, geometric. There is no common value that is added or subtracted between each term.