Answer:
- Base Length of 84cm
- Height of 42 cm.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given a box with a square base and an open top which must have a volume of 296352 cubic centimetre. We want to minimize the amount of material used.
Step 1:
Let the side length of the base =x
Let the height of the box =h
Since the box has a square base
Volume, 

Surface Area of the box = Base Area + Area of 4 sides

Step 2: Find the derivative of A(x)

Step 3: Set A'(x)=0 and solve for x
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Step 4: Verify that x=84 is a minimum value
We use the second derivative test

Since the second derivative is positive at x=84, then it is a minimum point.
Recall:

Therefore, the dimensions that minimizes the box surface area are:
- Base Length of 84cm
- Height of 42 cm.
By using a coordinate system I believe you can find the position of any objects on a flat surface.
If you have an eraser on your table and would like to know its position, you could make your own x and y axis and see in which quadrant your object is in.
your eraser could be 2 units in the x direction (horizontal) and 5 units in the y direction (vertical).
Now you can use this 'x and y' axis that you have drawn to locate any object.
If you want to be accurate, you should draw your axes with a meter ruler and choose your point of origin.
Hope I answered your question.
Answer:
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This is B.SAS (side angle side)
Answer: 
Step-by-step explanation:
We have several properties of exponents in use here. The two that are used are:
<em>(Exponents with the same base that are being multiplied together can have the exponents added)</em>
<em>(A base raised to a power, and then raised to another power means that you can multiply the exponents to get the same result as doing inside operations and then outside operations)</em>
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Let's apply it!
First, let's simplify what's inside the parenthesis.
<em>(Remember, they have the same base of "x", so we can add the exponents)</em>
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Now we have
. Let's use the second rule.
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Hope this helps! :^)