How much metal is needed to cast a cubical metal box with outer side 10 inches long if the thickness of its walls should be exa
ctly 2 inches?
1 answer:
Notice the picture below
so... a cube has all sides equal, so is just a rectangular prism with equal sides
and a rectangular prism is just 6 rectangles stacked up to each other at the edges
now, notice in the graph at the bottom, one of the rectangles with a thickness of 2inches
so... just get the volume of each, and add them up, that's how much metal is needed
so... a cube has all sides equal, so is just a rectangular prism with equal sides
and a rectangular prism is just 6 rectangles stacked up to each other at the edges
now, notice in the graph at the bottom, one of the rectangles with a thickness of 2inches
so... just get the volume of each, and add them up, that's how much metal is needed
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2. <u>Associative property of addition</u>- when any whole number or variable are added, then that can be grouped in different way without changing result
For example:
2+(3+4)=(2+3)+4
3.<u> </u><u>Commutative property of addition</u>- when any whole number or variable are added, then the order changed without changing the result.
For example: 2+3=3+2
4. <u>Identity property of addition</u>- when 0 is added to a whole number or variable , the result is the same variable or number.
For example: 3+0=0+3
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