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The net of a triangular prism is shown below.

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harkovskaia [24]3 years ago

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The perimeter is the sum of all three sides of the triangle. In this case it is 18.

Explanation:

In geometry, a triangular crystal is a three-sided crystal; it is a polyhedron made of a triangular base, a deciphered duplicate, and 3 faces joining comparing sides. A privilege triangular crystal has rectangular sides, else it is angled.

A triangular prism has two triangular bases and three rectangular sides and is a pentahedron since it has five countenances. Outdoors tents, triangular rooftops and "Toblerone" wrappers - chocolate pieces of candy - are instances of triangular prisms.

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Answer:

25 b+20 s=455...equation 1

b+s=20...equation 2, where b and s are the number of bicycle and in-line skate rentals per day.

b. The business had 11 bicycle rentals and 9 in-line skate rentals.

Explanation:

Step 1: Determine an equation for total revenue today

Since the business rents bicycles and in-line skates, the total revenue will be as a result of amount received in revenue from renting the bicycles and in-line skates. This can be expressed as shown;

T=(B×b)+(S×s)

where;

T=total revenue

B=bicycle rental cost per day

b=number of bicycles

S=in-line skate rental cost per day

s=number of in-line skates

In our case;

T=$455

B=$25 per day

b=unknown

S=$20 per day

s=unknown

Replacing;

(25×b)+(20×s)=455

25 b+20 s=455...equation 1

Step 2: Determine an equation for total rentals today

The equation for the total number of rentals is;

R=b+s

where;

R=total number of rentals today

b=number of bicycles

s=number of in-line skates

In our case;

R=20

b=unknown

s=unknown

Replacing;

b+s=20...equation 2

Step 3: Combine equation 1 and 2 ans solve simultaneously

1(25 b+20 s=455), multiplying equation 1 by 1=25 b+20 s=455

20(b+s=20), multiply equation 2 by 20=20 b+20 s=400

25 b+20 s=455

20 b+20 s=400

5 b+0 s=55

(5 b)/5=55/5=11

b=11, replace the value for b in equation 2 and solve;

(20×11)+20 s=400

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20 s=400-220=180

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