Answer:
The scaled surface area of a square pyramid to the original surface area.
The scaled area of a triangle to the original area.
Step-by-step explanation:
Suppose that we have a cube with sidelength M.
if we rescale this measure with a scale factor 8, we get 8*M
Now, if previously the area of one side was of order M^2, with the rescaled measure the area will be something like (8*M)^2 = 64*M^2
This means that the ratio of the surfaces/areas will be 64.
(and will be the same for a pyramid, a rectangle, etc)
Then the correct options will be the ones related to surfaces, that are:
The scaled surface area of a square pyramid to the original surface area.
The scaled area of a triangle to the original area.
Divide 7 by 8 then multiply what you get by 100.
Answer:
In order of the paragraph:
3, isosceles, greater, 3 in
Step-by-step explanation:
The first drop box has to be 3 because if you add up two sides of a triangle, the sum has to be greater than the third side. If two sides are equal, the triangle is isosceles. The third side cannot be 1 since 1+1 is not greater than 3. So the third side must measure 3in.
I'm sorry I can't answer this but the triangle looks like it's wearing a thong
Where’s the picture, sugar cube?
