To estimate the volume of the chord of wood, since the wood exists cut into equal lengths and stacked evenly in a rack then we can use a cylinder as a model.
<h3>What is a cylinder?</h3>
In mathematics, a cylinder exists as a three-dimensional solid that holds two parallel bases joined by a curved surface, at a fixed distance. These bases exist normally circular (like a circle) and the center of the two bases exists joined by a line segment, which exists named the axis.
A cylinder exists as a closed solid that contains two parallel circular bases joined by a curved surface.
To calculate the volume of the chord of wood, since the wood exists cut into equal lengths and stacked evenly in a rack then we can use a cylinder as a model.
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h = 19 Meters
To make sure it's the correct answer, plug it in the volume formula for a cone.
Answer:
A)Isosceles Triangle
B)Scalene Triangle
C)Equilateral Triangle
D)Isosceles Triangle
E)Scalene Triangle
F)Isosceles Triangle
Step-by-step explanation:
Helped me out with the triangles on the bottom but remember
all sides diffrent= Scalene Triangle
All sides the same = Equilateral Triangle
Only 2 sides the same = Isosceles Triangle
<span>I think the answer is C but I would like someone to double check it for me please.</span>
