Composite figures are two or more figures combined. When finding the surface area, you cannot simply find the separate surface a

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Brut [27]

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Composite figures are two or more figures combined. When finding the surface area, you cannot simply find the separate surface a

reas and add them. What face(s) do you have to exclude from the total surface area? Explain.

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tester [92] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-11T11:27:10+03:00

Step-by-step explanation:

You must exclude any intersecting faces (faces that are shared), because these faces are not on the surface.

For example, an ice cream cone can be approximated as a composite figure of a hemisphere on top of a cone. The circular base of the hemisphere and the circular base of the cone are intersecting, so you must exclude it when finding the surface area.

sveta [45] · Answer 2 · 2022-04-11T13:34:20+03:00

Answer:When two figures are placed together, one of each of their surfaces meets. The surfaces come together on the inside of the figure, and are no longer a part of the surface. These surfaces are a part of the individual figures’ surface area, but not of

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