I need help with #11 - #14.
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Answer:
I can get you jump started a bit.
Step-by-step explanation:
So Each of those pairs of figures are Similar.
This means they have equal angle measures but different side lengths.
To find it, we have to make a <u>Proportion:</u>
<u>Example: #11</u>
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So let's solve the first one!
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now, if you just get the area of the regular hexagon, and the 6 triangles, add them up, that'd be the total surface area of the pyramid then
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