3. Given rectangles and , and given that rectangle is fully rotated about line BC, answer the following questions. (a) Describe
the figure generated by the rectangle rotating about line BC. (b) About which line could you rotate rectangle to generate a figure that is similar to the first solid? (c) What are the ratios of the surface areas and volumes of the solids generated from and ? (d) Are and golden rectangles? Why or why not?
<span>Rational exponent are exponents written in the form of a fraction. A rational power can be rewritten as a radical in the following way: the bottom of the rational exponent is the root, while the top of the rational exponent is the new exponent on the radical. Example: X^(1/2)= </span>√X