For number 8, the area will be 350 square yard because the total area of the rectangle is 20 times 18 will equal 360 square yards, and I know that the area of the cutting rectangle is 5 times 2 equals 10 square yard, so the rest of the rectangle will be 360-10 or 350 square yards. For number 9, the area will be 28 square meters because the area of the whole rectangle is 40 square meters, and I found the area of the rectangle that already cut which equal 4 times 3 equal 12 square meters, so the area of the rectangle that does not cut will be 40-12 or 28 square meters. For number 10, the answer will be 92 square feet because the area of the complete rectangle wipp be 14 times 10 equal 140 square feet, and the area of the rectangle that already cut is 8 timed 6 equal 48 square feet, so the area that had left will equal 140-48 or 92 square feet. Hope it help!
The <u>Cavalieri's principle</u> states that if two or more figures have the same cross-sectional area at every level and the same height, then the figures have the same volume
therefore
The cross-sectional area at every level must be the same
if it's being reflected across the y-axis then that should go in to the negative side of the graph and the same if its being reflected across the x-axis, in which case it would be x,-y
