The vertices of a rectangle in the standard (x,y) coordinate place are (0,0), (0,4), (7,0) and (7,4). If a line through (2,2) pa
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Answer:
The answer is A
Step-by-step explanation:
The rectangular has a height of 4 unit and has a width of 7 units. Area of the rectangular is:
28 unit square.
The point of (2,2) is on the middle height of rectangular shape. The point has 2 unit distance to base and ceiling of the rectangular.
The line y=2 is passing thought on (2,2) and also divides rectangular into two rectangular which have 14 unit square area.
Therefor, the slope is 0
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Answer: 216 cm2 (square centimetres , in your question you had to put cm3, cubic centimetres, it's IMPORTANT )
Step-by-step explanation:
A perfect cube by definition has 3 equal dimensions, as an immediate rule: volume and total surface are equal, only the unit of measure changes (cubic for the volume, square for surface).
But let's calculate it anyway:
Volume = Edge * Edge * Edge = length * width * depth = (remember: all edges are equal in this case)
so Edge =
in your example Edge = = 6cm
So the surface of one side is 6*6 = 36
There are 6 sides in total, so the total surface is 6*36 = 216
Note: I call them "edges" but in case of a cube most say just "length"
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Step-by-step explanation:
the question is asking for the length of the side labeled x
use Pythagoras' theorem to find that side
where c = x because c represents the hypotenuse in the theorem and x is on the hypotenuse in this problem
c =
sooo plug in a = 14 and b = 10
c =
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c= 17.20465..... ( that's the approx. length of side x in the problem )
since this is a right triangle we could use trigonometry to find the two angles use SOH CAH TOA to remember how those functions fit on the triangle.
Sin(Ф)=Opp/Hyp Cos(Ф)=Adj/Hyp Tan(Ф)=Opp/Adj
since we know the Hyp (hypotenuse) and the side adjacent will be the side with the 10 soooo...
Cos(Ф)=10/17.20465
Ф = arcCos(10/17.20465)
Ф = 54.4623° is the angle on the side with 10
the side with 14 then has an angle of 35.5376°
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