Points are coplanar if they are located on the same plane. A plane is one of the undefined terms in geometry. It is described as a flat surface in a two-dimensional area. If you look at the given figure, find points that are not included in the shaded plane of points A, B and C. That would be point M or point D.
Step-by-step explanation:
2.9 hours = 174mins
174 mins = 4.9miles
1 miles = 1740/49 mins
8.73 miles = 310.0mins (1dp)
Topic: Rate & Proportions
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1-kilometers or miles
2-what is the size of the jug? (If is smal use ml if is large liters
3-grames ou onces
4onces or kilograms
The first solution involves the volume of a pyramid. With the parameters, the volume is given as: 51cm³
<h3>What is the Volume of a Pyramid?</h3>
The volume of a pyramid is given as:
V = (lwh)/3
Where:
- L = base length
- w = base width
- h = pyramid height.
Hence, the volume of the pyramid is given as:
(6 x 5.2 x 4.9)/3
= 152.88/3
= 50.96
≈ 51 cm³
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What is the volume of the juice container?</h3>
Assuming that it is a cuboid, the volume for the shape of a cuboid is given as:
L x B x H
Where:
L = Length = 2cm
B (Width) = 34cm
H = Height = 12.2
Hence the Volume =
2 x 34 x 12.2
= 829.6
≈ 830 cm³
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What is the volume of the pit?</h3>
We are not given it's geometric description so we assume that it is a Cuboid.
Recall that the Volume of a Cuboid = L x B x H
Hence the Volume of the pit is:
7 x 5 x 8
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= 280 cm³
How much space can a box that measures 50cm on each edge hold?
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From the question, we can infer that we are dealing with a Cube.
The volume of a cube is given as L³.
Recall that L = 50cm
Hence, the volume is = 50³
= 125,000 cm³
<h3>
What is the volume of a rectangular prism?
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The formula for the volume of a rectangular prism is:
L x W x H; where
L (Length) = 130cm
W (Width) = 70cm
H (Height) = 110cm
→ 130 x 70 x 110
= 1,001,000 cm³
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I'm probably not right, but that appears to be already rounded to the nearest tenth.
