You are going to use the pothagoreum theorem to find it. Answer is 4.3046
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<u>The triangular prism shown has 2 triangular faces and 3 lateral faces.</u>
- The triangles are on the ends, and there are three rectangular faces, which are the "lateral" faces because they're not bases.
<u>The area of one triangular face is 7.5 square millimeters.</u>
- Area of triangle = 1/2 b*h = 1/2* 6*2.5 = 1/2*15 = <u>7.5 square millimeters</u>
<u>The surface area of the triangular prism is 135 square millimeters.</u>
- Lateral face area = the sum of the three lateral faces. = 8*6.5 + 8*2.5 + 6*8 = 120 square millimeters
- Surface area = 2(triangle area) + sum of lateral faces = 2(7.5) + 120 = <u>135 square millimeters</u>
Tyler is wrong; his circle’ area will be 4 times bigger than Lin’s.
Tyler’s Diameter (D1)=2•D2
Lin’s Diameter (D2)
r=D/2
A= πr^2
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