Answer:
yes , an arc can indeed determine the circumference of a circle
Volume = width × height × length.
First let's concentrate on the rectangular prism. This has 4 for its height and 5 for its width so you do 4 × 5 (=20) × 10 (because the length of the rectangular prism is the same as the triangular prism, so we will use the length of the triangular one) = 200m³ for the rectangular one.
To work out the triangular one, it's the same, but whatever answer you get you divide it by 2 because a triangle is just a rectangle cut in half diagonally. Therefore, 3 × 5 (=15) × 10 = 150. Then divided by 2 = 75m³.
Total volume = volume of rectangular prism + triangular prism
Therefore total volume = 200 + 75 = 275m³.
1) y:10;
2) 4p+6q;
3) x +( x+ 1) = 59 => 2x = 58 => x = 29 => 29 and 30;
Um, I never learn this, sorry but I’m in online class
