Answer:
To find the lateral surface area, we will find half of the perimeter of the base and multiply it by the slant height of the side triangles. Each triangle has a slant height. The slant height is the height of each triangle, not the height of the pyramid.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
87.28 cubic inches
Step-by-step explanation:
Leigh wants to fill the conical candle wax mold completely with candle wax.
We have to calculate the volume of the cone by the formula :

Here, V = volume
r = radius = 2.1 inches
h = height = 18.9 inches
By substituting these values given, into the formula

= (27.783)π
= 87.28 inch³
Conical mold can hold 87.28 inch³ candle wax.
Answer:
The simplest form of the fraction
is
.
i.e.

Step-by-step explanation:
Here are some simple observations regarding how to reduce a fraction into simpler terms:
- A fraction is reduced to lowest or simplest terms by finding an equivalent fraction in which the numerator and denominator are as small as possible.
- In order to reduce a fraction to lowest or simplest terms, divide the numerator and denominator by their (GCF). Note that (GCF) is also called Greatest Common Factor .
So, lets take a sample fraction and reduce into simpler terms.
Considering the fraction





so



Therefore, the simplest form of the fraction
is
.
i.e.

Answer:
a,b,d
Step-by-step explanation:
Round pan volume is:
3.14•r^2•h
D=7 so r=3.5 in
3.14• (3.5^2)•2 = 76.97 in^3
Rec. pan vol. is :
9•6•2= 108 in^3
Rec. Pan is larger because 108 in^3 is > 76.97 in^3 :) .
The icing that will be needed to frost the round cake pan is:
We need to find the surface area:
S.A= 3.14r^2 + 2 • 3.14•r • h .... 3.14 is the value of PI
So, S.A= 3.14• 3.5^2 + 6.28• 3.5• 2= 82.47 in^2 the icing that'll be needed to frost the round cake pan.
Icing that will be needed for the rec. cake pan is:
2•9•2=36 in^2
6•9•2= 108in^2
6•2= 12 in^2
S.A= 156 in^2 the icing needed to frost the rec. cake pan .... the S.A of all sides except the bottom one :).
Good luck ;-)