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Gekata [30.6K]2 years ago

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Answer:

1. C-surface area

2. The formula V = B x h is not suitable, because the surface area of wrapping paper needed to be calculated, not the volume.

V = Ph + 2B = 15x(5+6+9) + 2x 9x3/2 = 327

3. B: Base area

H: Height of solid

4. She said V =220, while V_real = 7x6x4 =168

=> She is wrong

5. Check the Pythagorean theorem 3^2+4^2 =9+16 =25 =5^2

=> Right triangle.

=> Area = 3x4/2 =6

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