Let's find the area of each shape that makes up the prism. Let's first start with the triangles.
There are two identical triangles on both ends of the prisms. They have a height of 12 and a base 18. Let's find the area of both of the triangles.
12×18=216
216 is the area of both triangles. Each triangle has an area of 108 though.
Let's find the area of the two rectangles.
There are two identical rectangles that are 30 m by 15 m. Let's find the area of both.
30×15=450×2=900
So, the area of both rectangles together is 900.
Let's find the area of the rectangle that acts as the base in the picture.
There's only one and it's 30 m by 18 m.
30×18=540
Let's add everything together.
540+900+216
1440+216
1656
So, the surface area is 1656 m².
Answer:
5p9
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
10π cm
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Area of the circle=25π cm^2
Solution
πr^2=25π
r^2=25
r=√25
r=5
So circumference of the circle=2πr
=2π×5
=10π cm
So the answer is 10π cm
Answer:
C. m+n/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Factor out the 3 in the numerator and apply the difference of squares, factor out the 6 in the denominator, and reduce where applicable. It'll all cone out to look like option C.
