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if your just asking how to find the area of something all you need to do is multiply all the numbers together and the total is the area.
For example if its 8cm,3cm,2cm all you need to do is multiply them together
8x3x2=48 so your area is 48cm
Answer:
22,5 km
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
4 bags of takis
Step-by-step explanation:
take the $22 and subtract the $3.50 for the oreos, this leaves you with $18.50.
now, take the $18.50 and divide that by $4 (the amount takis cost) and you will find out how many bas he will he able to buy.
18.50/4 = 4.6 he will be able to buy only 4 bags and will have $2.50 left over
A) Find KM∠KEM is a right angle hence ΔKEM is a right angled triangle Using Pythogoras' theorem where the square of hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the adjacent sides we can answer the
KM² = KE² + ME²KM² = 8² + (3√5)² = 64 + 9x5KM = √109KM = 10.44
b)Find LMThe ratio of LM:KN is 3:5 hence if we take the length of one unit as xlength of LM is 3xand the length of KN is 5x ∠K and ∠N are equal making it a isosceles trapezoid. A line from L that cuts KN perpendicularly at D makes KE = DN
KN = LM + 2x 2x = KE + DN2x = 8+8x = 8LM = 3x = 3*8 = 24
c)Find KN Since ∠K and ∠N are equal, when we take the 2 triangles KEM and LDN, they both have the same height ME = LD.
∠K = ∠N Hence KE = DN the distance ED = LMhence KN = KE + ED + DN since ED = LM = 24and KE + DN = 16KN = 16 + 24 = 40
d)Find area KLMNArea of trapezium can be calculated using the formula below Area = 1/2 x perpendicular height between parallel lines x (sum of the parallel sides)substituting values into the general equationArea = 1/2 * ME * (KN+ LM) = 1/2 * 3√5 * (40 + 24) = 1/2 * 3√5 * 64 = 3 x 2.23 * 32 = 214.66 units²
