The correct question is
The composite figure is made up of a triangular prism and a pyramid. The two solids have congruent bases. What is the volume of the composite figure<span>
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we know that
[volume of a cone]=[area of the base]*h/3
[area of the base]=22*10/2-------> 110 units²
h=19.5 units
[volume of a cone]=[110]*19.5/3------> 715 units³
[volume of a triangular prism]=[area of the base]*h
[area of the base]=110 units²
h=25 units
[volume of a a triangular prism]=[110]*25------------> 2750 units³
[volume of a the composite figure]=[volume of a cone]+[volume of a <span>a triangular prism]
</span>[volume of a the composite figure]=[715]+[2750]-------> 3465 units³
the answer is
The volume of a the composite figure is 3465 units³
The area of the triangle will then be 9 times as great.
The formula of the area of a triangle is 1/2bh, so if the base has been tripled and the height has been tripled, you're essentially multiplying 3 to the original equation twice (3 x 3 = 9).
Answer: 203
Step-by-step explanation:
to find the area, you have to multiply the length of the sides together. 29x7 = 203
Answer: 3 units
Step-by-step explanation:
the volume of a cone C = πr²h/3
C = 18π, h =2x, r = diameter/2 = 2x/2 =x
18π = π* x²* 2x/3
divide through by π
18 = x² * 2x/3
multiply through by 3
54 = 2x³
divide through by 2
27 = x³
x =∛27 = 3
x = 3 units = radius
Answer:
5$
Step-by-step explanation:
32$ -27$ = 5$
as y = 32x and x =1
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