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3 years ago

Can you help me with this question please?

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1 answer:

katovenus [111]3 years ago

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V = (1/2) area of cross-section times length.

Note: I will use L in place of x to represent the length of the prism.

In short, V = (1/2)*b*h*L.

To find the surface area, use

A = bh + 2Ls + Lb

Volume given to be 15, 510.

Part (a) set up:

15, 510 = (1/2)(60)(11)L

Can you finish? Just solve for L to find your x-value.

Part (b) set up:

To answer part (b), you must find the value of L in part (a).

A = (60)(11) + 2L(61) + L(60)

Understand? Take it from here.

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From the standard form, $y=ax^2+bx+c$ The graph is called Parabola, and it's Quadratic Function.

a is how the graph is, for example. If a>0, the graph is supine parabola and if a<0 then the graph is inverted parabola.

|a| is determined if the graph is wide or narrow, the more the value of a is, the more narrow it will be. The less the value of a is, the more wide it will be.

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c is what determined the y-intercept and y-axis. If there is no b or the value of b is 0 then the vertex is at (0,c). If there is the value of b then c is only determined the y-intercept.