Answer:
The total surface area of triangular pyramid is 172 cm squared
Step-by-step explanation:
Triangular pyramid:
- Number of faces 4.
- Number of vertices of a triangular pyramid is 6.
- The volume is
. A= area of the pyramid's base and H= height of the pyramid.
- The surface area of triangular pyramid B+L. B= area of base, L= area of lateral surface.
Given that, the area of the base is 43 cm squared. Lateral faces with bases of 10 cm and heights 8.6 cm.
The 3 sides of the triangular pyramid is triangle in shape.
The area of triangle is 
.
The lateral surface area of the triangular pyramid is
cm squared
=129 cm squared
The total surface area of triangular pyramid is
=Area of the base + lateral surface area
=(43+129) cm squared
=172 cm squared
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Answer:
Range: (-3,0,3,6,9)
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to evaluate each value in the domain of the function, so
f(-2)=3(-2)+3=-6+3=-3
f(-1)=3(-1)+3=-3+3=0
f(0)=3(0)+3=0+3=3
f(1)=3(1)+3=3+3=6
f(2)=3(2)+3=6+3=9
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Answer:We know that the dilation transformation of a figure either shrink or expand the original figure depending on the scale factor of the dilation.
As here we have scale factor=3>1.
Hence, the dilation changes the original will expand the original figure.
Hence, each of the coordinate of a figure get multiplied by 3.
Hence, the co
ordinates of the image are given as:
i.e. A(0,0) → A'(0,0)
B(2,3) → B'(6,9)
C(1,-2) → C'(3,-6)
D(-3,-3) → D'(-9,-9)
Step-by-step explanation:
