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nikdorinn [45]4 years ago

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The area of each triangular face is
.. A = (1/2)*b*h
.. Aside = (1/2)*(6 cm)*(5 cm) = 15 cm^2

The area of the triangular base is
.. Abase = ((√3)/4)*s^2 = (√3)/4*(6 cm)^2 = 9√3 cm^2

The total surface area is the base area plus the area of the three sides.
.. Atotal = Abase + 3*Aside
.. = 9√3 cm^2 +3*15 cm^2
.. = (45 +9√3) cm^2
.. ≈ 60.6 cm^2

Actually, there's an error in the picture. The height of the side should be 4, and the length of the edge should be 5. Making that adjustment, the total area is 51.6 cm^2.

It is hard to tell what is intended. Not all answers are showing, so we can't "reverse-engineer" the problem from the answers.

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