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A right prism is made up of two identical, parallel bases on the ends, and the faces are perpendicular to the bases. The formula for finding surface area is 2B + hP (where B is the area of one of the bases, h is the prism's height and P is the perimeter of the base)
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y^2/x^6
apply exponent rule:
x^-2/x^4=1/x^4-(-2)=y/y^-1 x^4 -(-2)
then you subtract 4-(-2)=6
y/x^6 y^-1
cancel out the common factor: y^-1 and you get
y^2
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x^6
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conversion factor
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Take a line segment AB = 2 units (consider 1 unit = 2 cm) on x-axis.
Draw a perpendicular on B and construct a line BC = 1 unit length.
Join AC which will be √5 (Pythagoras theorem). Take A as center, and AC as radius draw an which cuts the x-axis at point E.
The line segment AC represents √5 unit
