The picture shown is a unfolded rectangular prism.
The formula to find the surface area of a rectangular prism is:
A = 2(WL+HL+HW)
(W = width, L = Length, H= Height)
So we would need to determine the Height, Length, and Width first, and then plug them into the formula and solve for the area.
In this case:
The height is: 4 cm
The length is: 10.5 cm
The width is: 6.4 cm
Now that we have determined the height, length, and width, we simply plug them into the formula I showed earlier.
In this case the answer would be 269.6.
D. 269.6
So a triangular prisim is like a triangle stacked on top of x number of identical triangles making a height, like a piece of paper made into a stack
so
basically find the area of each side and add
look at diagram/attachment
find area of triangle
1/2 b times h= area of 1 triangular face
multiply by 2 because 2 sides so 1/2 times 2 b times h=b times h
then 3 other sides
find area of each side and add
areas=(H times B)+(H times c)+(H times a)
so SA=(b times H)+(H times B)+(H times c)+(H times a)
Because the vertex of the parabola is at (16,0), its equation is of the formy = a(x-10)² + 15
The graph goes through (0,0), thereforea(0 - 10)² + 15 = 0100a = -15a = -0.15
The equation is y = f(x) = -0.15(x - 10)² + 15
The graph is shown below.
Part A
Note that y = f(x).
The x-intercepts identify values where the function or y=0. The x-intercepts occur at x=0 and x=20, or at (0,0) and (20,0).
The maximum value of y occurs at the vertex (10, 15) because the curve is down due to the negative leading coefficient of -0.15.
The curve increases in the interval x = (-∞, 10) and it decreases in the interval x = (10, ∞).
Part B
When x=12, y = -0.15(12 - 10)² + 15 = 14.4When x=15, y = -0.15(15 - 10)² + 15 = 11.25
The average rate of change between x =12 to x = 15 is(11.25 - 14.4)/(15 - 12) = -1.05
This rate of change represents the slope of the secant line from A to B. It approximates the rate at which f(x) decreases in the interval x =[12, 15].
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Considering the expression

Lets determine the expansion of the expression




Expanding summation








as





so equation becomes


Therefore,
Answer:
Karla's 15 miles per week to Brad's 17 miles per week.
Step-by-step explanation:
First, we would need find the total number of miles each individual rides per week. We do this by dividing the total miles ridden by the number of weeks it took for each individual like so...
Karla: 135 / 9 = 15 miles per week
Brad: 102 / 6 = 17 miles per week
Finally, the comparison would be
Karla's 15 miles per week to Brad's 17 miles per week.