The surface area of the rectangular prism with the dimensions that are stated is: 384 in.²
<h3>What is the Surface Area of a Triangular Prism?</h3>
Surface area = perimeter of base × height of prism + 2(base area)
= (s1 + s2 + s3)L + 2(1/2bh)
Given the following:
- side of base (s1) = 6 in.
- side of base (s2) = 8 in.
- side of base (s3) = 10 in.
- Length of prism (L) = 14 in.
- Triangular base length (b) = 6 in.
- h = 8 in.
Surface area = (6 + 8 + 10)14 + 2(1/2 × 6 × 8)
Surface area = 384 in.²
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Because the two angles add up to equal 90, you would make an equation set to equal 90. On the other end you add the measures of your angles together because they are adding up to equal 90. This would look like 2x+5+35=90 and you solve from here. Add like terms making it 2x+40=90 then you subtract 40 from both sides making it 2x=50 and then divide by 2 on both sides which leaves you with x=25.
Helens increases more over time
Clints salary increases 4000$ a year
Helens salary increases 5400$ a year
How i got that was i got there current wage subtracted it from there starting wage and then divided by 3 because it has been 3 years since the beginning wage
In 10 years if this rate continues clint would be makin 60,000$ for that year and helen would be makin 81,000$ for that year
I think it is 350(1.2)^t because you take the starting amount (350) and then multiple it by the growth rate (which is 20%, but when added to 100 and the put into a decimal is 1.2) raised by the number of hours (t).
I hope this helps.
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