Well to find the volume of the square prism, first you need to multiply the base area (36) by its height (3) and you would end up with 108m3 as the volume. You may not be familiar with this because u are most likely taught length times width times height as volume, but what i just did is the same because length times width is the sum of the base area, and height was already given. Anyways, now that we have gotten the square prism volume (108m3) we need to find which prism has the same volume. I’m gonna save u from searching and tell you that it is the rectangular prism because length times width times height (18x2x3) equaled 108 just like the square prism.
So assuming that the total =27
r+b=27
r=-5+3b
r=3b-5
subsitute 3b-5 for r in first equation
3b-5+b=27
4b-5=27
add 5
4b=32
divide by 4
b=8
subsitute
b+r=27
8+r=27
subtracct 8
r=19
red=19
blue=8
One thing everyone always forgets is we don't usually see the <em>entire</em> graph. Once out of the frame, these functions can do anything they want.
From what we can see, only the bottom right one is always decreasing.
Answer: bottom right
By the way, the top right graph (a vertical line) isn't a function.
59.952 in the nearest tenth is 60
IF MATH is a parallelogram, then |AP| = |PH|, or, in other words,
2f-5 = 5f - 17. solving for f: 12 = 3f, or f= 4.
