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Eva8 [605]
3 years ago
5

Please help it’s just only two questions

Mathematics
1 answer:
taurus [48]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Question-6;

The value of x=7.5 in

Question-7;

So the Answer is 'A'

Step-by-step explanation:

Question-6;

From the portion 'ABCD';

Given the area of rectangle 'ABCD' is 30 in^{2} , AD=4 in and AD=x in

We have the formula to find the area of rectangle;

Area of rectangle 'ABCD'=AD\times DC

30=4\times x

x=\frac{30}{4}

x=7.5 in

So the value of x=7.5 in.

Question-7;

From figure;

Given;

All values AB=CD=FG=IJ=9 cm , AC=BD=5 cm , CF=DG=4 cm , FI=GJ=3 cm and EF=GH=3 cm

In Rectangle 'ABIJ' have three sub-rectangle which are 'ABCD' , 'CDFG' and 'FGIJ'

Area of Rectangle 'ABIJ'  equal to sum of area of Rectangle 'ABCD' , area of Rectangle 'CDFG' and area of Rectangle 'FGIJ'

Area of Rectangle 'ABIJ'=(AB\times AC)+(CD\times CF)+(FG\times FI)

Plug all values in above equation,

Area of Rectangle 'ABIJ'=(9\times 5)+(9\times 4)+(9\times 3)

Area of Rectangle 'ABIJ'=108 cm^{2}

Also from figure;

\bigtriangleup CEF and \bigtriangleup DGH have same Area.

Total Area of this two triangle=2\times Area of \bigtriangleup CEF

Total Area of this two triangle=2\times\frac{1}{2}\times BASE \times HIGHT

Total Area of this two triangle=2\times\frac{1}{2}\times EF \times CF

Plug 'EF' and 'CF' values in above equation,

Total Area of this two triangle=2\times \frac{1}{2} \times3 \times 4

Total Area of this two triangle=12 cm^{2}

∴ Total surface area of the building block is (108+12)=120 cm^{2}

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