Q: can you find the volume of the tank based on the opposite sides as the bases.
This one was a tricky one lol.
To find volume you need a formula:
Formula for volume varies on the shape of the object.
<span><span>Cube = a 3<span>a is the side length
</span></span><span>Rectangular prism = a * b * c<span>a, b, c are the length, width, and height
</span></span><span>Cylinder = π * r 2 * h<span><span>r is the radius of the circular base</span><span>h is the height
for this one you would need the Rectangular prism formula.
A: No you cannot find the volume because you need length, width, and height to figure out the volume of the rectangular prism.
Hope this helped! :)
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(y-14)(y+14). You just square root 196
Wait but that is a test don't you need to look at a book or something insteadt of waiting for the answers
Answer: Area of ΔABC is 2.25x the area of ΔDEF.
Step-by-step explanation: Because equilateral triangle has 3 equal sides, area is calculated as
with a as side of the triangle.
Triangle ABC is 20% bigger than the original, which means its side (a₁) measures, compared to the original:
a₁ = 1.2a
Then, its area is
Triangle DEF is 20% smaller than the original, which means its side is:
a₂ = 0.8a
So, area is
Now, comparing areas:
2.25
<u>The area of ΔABC is </u><u>2.25x</u><u> greater than the area of ΔDEF.</u>
6 can only go into 6 once
