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AlladinOne [14]
2 years ago
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50 Points thanks for the help :)

Mathematics
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Kazeer [188]2 years ago
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Answer:

<h2>Q3. 67.24 sq. ft.</h2><h2>Q4. 22582.88 sq. cm.</h2><h2>Q6. 115 sq. cm.</h2><h2>Q10. 240 sq. in.</h2>

Step-by-step explanation:

Q3.

The formula of a lateral area of a cube with side <em>s</em>:

LA=4s^2

We have <em>s = 4.1 ft</em>.

Substitute:

LA=4(4.1^2)=4(16.81)=67.24\ ft^2

Q4.

The formula of a surface area if a cylinder:

SA=2\pi r^2+2\pi rH

<em>r</em><em> - radius</em>

<em>H</em><em> - height</em>

We have <em>2r = 62 cm → r = 31 cm, H = 85 cm</em><em>.</em>

Substitute:

SA=2\pi(31^2)+2\pi(31)(85)=2\pi(961)+5270\pi=1922\pi+5270\pi=7192\pi\ cm^2

\pi\approx3.14\to SA\approx(7192)(3.14)=22582.88\ cm^2

Q6.

The surface area of a square piramid is

base - square

lateral sides - four triangles

The formula of an area of a square with sides <em>s</em>:

A=s^2

The formula of an area of a triangle with base <em>b</em> and height <em>h</em>:

A=\dfrac{bh}{2}

We have <em>s = 5 cm, b = s = 5 cm, h = 9 cm</em>.

Substitute:

A_{\square}=5^2=25\ cm^2\\\\A_{\triangle}=\dfrac{(5)(9)}{2}=\dfrac{45}{2}=22.5\ cm^2

The surface area:

SA=A_{\square}+4A_{\triangle}\\\\SA=25+4(22.5)=25+90=115\ cm^2

Q10.

The lateral sides are two pairs of rectangles.

The formula of an area of a rectangle:

A=l\cdot w

<em>l</em><em> - length</em>

<em>w</em><em> - width</em>

We have the rectangles:

5 in × 10 in and 7 in × 10 in

Substitute:

A_1=(5)(10)=50\ in^2\\\\A_2=(7)(10)=70\ in^2

The lateral area:

LA=2A_1+2A_2\\\\LA=2(50)+2(70)=100+140=240\ in^2

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