Answer: Uhm 1/3?
Step-by-step explanation: Maybe its not the answer i guess 11/3
Answer: 134 I hope this helps
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C. Wright Mills
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was the American sociologist who strongly criticized the structural functionalist approach to sociology.
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A net is shown with 3 rectangles attached side by side all with width 2 centimeters. The length of the first and third rectangle is 9 centimeters and the middle is 7 centimeters. Attached to the middle rectangle below are 3 rectangles with a length of 7 centimeters. The width of these rectangles are 9 centimeters, 2 centimeters, and 9 centimeters.
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The area of a rectangular prism is the area of 6 surfaces. That is, 3 pairs of surfaces. Each of the three pairs will have one of the sets of dimensions ...
- length × width
- length × height
- width × height
In order for a net to be a net useful for calculating the prism surface area, it must have 3 pairs of rectangles with these dimensions. The description above matches that requirement.
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Please note that no two surfaces with the same pair of dimensions are adjacent.
This is a trick question. DFG is the isosceles right triangle so DGF=FDG=45 degrees. We have triangle DEF congruent to DGF, side-side-side. So EDG=90 degrees, so ADG=90 (they're supplementary). That's the measure of the arc AG.
Answer: 90 degrees