3.which lines are parallel 4. what wouldbyou use to prove these lines parallel
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First, the values of 2sqrt(3) or 3sqrt(3) are not even twice the length of the given base, 3.
Next, I would say that 6 is the better answer than 12, assuming that the triangle is”drawn-to-scale”.
Finally, I think the hypotenuse is 6.
Next, I would say that 6 is the better answer than 12, assuming that the triangle is”drawn-to-scale”.
Finally, I think the hypotenuse is 6.
If you notice, the container is really just two circles, with a diameter of 4 each, and a square with sides of 10.5.
now, if we just get the area of each circle, keeping in mind their radius is half of the diameter, namely r = 2, and get the area of the 10.5x10.5 square, sum them up, that'd be the surface area of the container.
now, if we just get the area of each circle, keeping in mind their radius is half of the diameter, namely r = 2, and get the area of the 10.5x10.5 square, sum them up, that'd be the surface area of the container.