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alex41 [277]
3 years ago
13

Is Part A correct? And can someone please help me with part B? (Highlighted)

Mathematics
1 answer:
Masja [62]3 years ago
4 0
Part A. Your model is as good as any. It is hard to tell if the label needs to include the descriptor (length = 12 ft, for example). Certainly your model is sufficient for Part B.

Part B. The total area is the sum of the areas of each of the 6 faces of the box. Opposite faces are the same area, so you have
  A = 2(LW +WD +LD) = 2(LW +D(L +W))
Subsituting the given dimensions, you get
  A = 2((12 ft)(6 ft) +(3 ft)(12 ft +6 ft))
  A = 2(72 ft² +(3 ft)(18 ft))
  A = 2(72 ft² +54 ft²) = 252 ft²

The least amount of paper required to cover the box is 252 ft².
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So it would look like this:

The MAD of the data in the table is <u>  10  </u>.If the additional drawings are Amy's, the MAD of the date set will <u>  decrease  </u>.If they are Emily's, the MAD will <u>  increase  </u>.The MAD of the new data set <u>  does  </u> depend on whether it was Amy or Emily who turned in the additional drawings. So, Greg is <u>  incorrect  </u>.

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