Answer:
1. a) Square
2. c) Rectangle
Step-by-step explanation:
1. If you cut this rectangular prism in way to be PERPENDICULAR to the base, that means you're cutting it straight down, from the top to the bottom, in a vertical line. The cross-section obtained will be just like an end of the prism, which in this case is a square. Because it's a regular rectangular prism, no matter where you cut it, as long as it's vertical, perpendicular to the base, you'll get a square due to this particular form. Technically, the answer could also be a rectangle, since a square is a rectangle.
2. you cut this rectangular prism in way to be PARALLEL to the base, that means you're cutting it straight, from the front to the back, in an horizontal line. The cross-section obtained will be just like an top of the prism, which in this case is a rectangle. Because it's a regular rectangular prism, no matter where you cut it, as long as it's an horizontal line, parallel to the base, you'll get a rectangle due to this particular form.
Answer:
(x-8)(x+3)
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Find out what are the factors of the constant?
2) Which of those add to equal the coefficient before the x value?
In this particular equation, we have the constant being 24. The first two factors that come to mind are 6 and 4, and 8 and 3. Since it is -24, we need one of these numbers to be negative.
Let's look at our "b" value, or the coefficient behind the x value, 5. Looking at our factors and thinking of addition (since one of them must be negative, it will most likely be subtraction instead of addition) I can see that
8+ −3=5
which is one of the factors of -24.
This means that we can factor our equation using these numbers, getting us the following:
(x−3)(x+8)
Hope this helped!
Answer: D, or 1+cotangent squared theta= cosecant squared theta
Step-by-step explanation: Took the test it is right
<span>2y-x=11</span>
<span>-x=11-2y
</span><span>x=-11+2y
</span><span><span>x=2y-11</span><span>
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Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
Richard gets 7 more sweets than Gavin which would probably make Richard have the most so in total he should have around 8 whilst Gavin has 1 so right now we have 4:1:?. Basing off the fact that Richard would have the most sweets Henry would have to have 6 sweets to be able to divide half of it for 3. 4:1:3
