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Answer: A and B (first answer choice)</h3>
Explanation:
Both figures shown in A and B are triangular pyramids. The base is a triangle, and the lateral sides are also triangles. Another example would be rectangular pyramids where the base is a rectangle, and the lateral sides are triangles.
Choice C is ruled out because cones aren't considered pyramids.
Choice D is a combination of a rectangular prism, and a rectangular pyramid stacked on top, so it's not purely a pyramid only. We can rule out choice D.
The cross-section of a square pyramid will be a square. The section above the cross-section taken will basically be a similar but smaller square pyramid. D is the correct answer.
The answer I got was 12 if needed I can take a picture of how I worked it
I assume that this 'something' has a rectangular shape. If its width is 5m, than the length of two sides is 2 * 5 = 10m. Now if the perimeter is 22 square meters, then the lenght of another two sides is 12 / 2 = 6.
12 because 22 (the perimeter) - 10 (lenght of the 2 sides) = 12 (length of another 2 sides).
Answer:
y= b+ 3a
Step-by-step explanation:
Given data
We are required to rent a bike and a helmet
le the flat fee for bike rental be a
and the flat fee helmet be b
let the number of hours be h
and let the total cost be y
So
y= b+ah
for h = 3
tThen the expression for the total is given as
