The volume of the triangular prism is 5√3 cubic units if the height of the triangular prism is √3 units. Option (B) is correct.
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What is volume?</h3>
It is defined as a three-dimensional space enclosed by an object or thing.
We have a triangular prism shown in the picture with dimensions.
As we know, the volume of the triangular prism is given by:
V = bhl/2
h = √[2²- (2/2)²]
h = √(4-1)
h = √3 units
V = (2×√3×5)/2
V = 5√3 cubic units
Thus, the volume of the triangular prism is 5√3 cubic units if the height of the triangular prism is √3 units. Option (B) is correct.
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The problem says that V(x)
varies directly with its length. This is a proportionality problem. So, V(x) =
kl. If you are given a length of 25 inches and a k (proportionality constant)
of 15, you are required to find its volume V(x).
V(x) = kl
V(x) = (15) (25 inches)
<u>V(x) = 375 cubic inches</u>
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The volume of the box is 375
cubic inches.
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Answer:
28.8 and 180
Step-by-step explanation:
you just times B by 2/5 to get C and divide it by 2/5 to get A
C = (72)(2/5) = 28.8 km³
A = (72)/(2/5) = 180 km³
We know the answers make sense because A shrinks to get B and B shrinks to get C, and our answers match that.
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The answer for this problem is a,c, and d
