If you draw a net for a cylinder, such as a soup can, how many two-dimensional geometric shapes would this net have?
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Answer:
3.
If you were to “unroll” a can of soup, you would end up with two circles and one rectangle.
Thats why when you are finding the surface area of a cylinder, you need to multiply the area of the circle by 2. And also you need to find the area of the rectangle. Then you add the areas all up.
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Step (1) Flip the equation
−10x+6=y
Step (2) Add -6 to both sides
−10x+6+−6=y+−6
−10x=y−6
Step (3) Divide both sides by -10
−10x−10=y−6−10
ANSWER
−10x+6=y
Step (2) Add -6 to both sides
−10x+6+−6=y+−6
−10x=y−6
Step (3) Divide both sides by -10
−10x−10=y−6−10
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