The surface area of the cylindrical ring is given by
πdh
where d is the diameter and h is the height:
π•6.3•48 = 950.02
The answer is C. 950.02 in^2
You subtract 16 from 50
so 50-16=34
so your answer is 34 degree
Given:
Square pyramid with lateral faces.
646 ft wide at the base.
350 ft high.
Because of the term lateral faces, we need to get the lateral area of the square pyramid.
Lateral Area = a √a² + 4 h² ; a = 646 ft ; h = 350 ft
L.A. = 646 ft √(646ft)² + 4 (350ft)²
L.A. = 646 ft √417,316 ft² + 4 (122,500 ft²)
L.A. = 646 ft √417,316 ft² + 490,000 ft²
L.A. = 646 ft √907,316 ft²
L.A. = 646 ft * 952.53 ft
L.A. = 615,334.38 ft²
(7.8×10⁷)+(9.9×10⁷)
(7.8×10000000)+(9.9×10000000)
(78000000)+(99000000)
177000000
There are no real numbers that can do that job.
There's a pair of complex numbers that can do it.
They are
4.5 + i23.23
and
4.5 - i23.23 .
' i ' = the imaginary unit = √(-1)
