Answer:
C. 5.0*10 superscript 6
Step-by-step explanation:
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The volume and surface area of the pyramid will be 392 / 3 cubic units and 189 square units. Then the correct option is A.
The complete question is attached below.
<h3>What is the volume and surface area of the pyramid? </h3>
Suppose the base of the pyramid has length = L units, width = W units, slant height = K units, and the height of the pyramid is of H units.
Then the volume of the pyramid will be
V = (L × B × H) / 3
The surface area of the pyramid will be
SA = 2(1/2 × B × K) + 2(1/2 × L × K) + (L × B)
Then the volume will be
V = (7 × 7 × 8) / 3
V = 392/3 cubic units
Then the surface area will be
SA = 2(1/2 × 7 × 10) + 2(1/2 × 7 × 10) + (7 × 7)
SA = 189 square units
Then the correct option is A.
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Answers:
x = 4
EF = 14
CF = 7
EC = 7
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Work Shown:
C is the midpoint of segment EF. This means that EC = CF. In other words, the two pieces are congruent.
Use substitution and solve for x
EC = CF
5x-13 = 3x-5
5x-13+13 = 3x-5+13
5x = 3x+8
5x-3x = 3x+8-3x
2x = 8
2x/2 = 8/2
x = 4
Now that we know that x = 4, we can use this to find EC and CF
Let's compute EC
EC = 5x - 13
EC = 5*x - 13
EC = 5*4 - 13 ... replace x with 4
EC = 20 - 13
EC = 7
Let's compute CF
CF = 3x - 5
CF = 3*x - 5
CF = 3*4 - 5 ... replace x with 4
CF = 12 - 5
CF = 7
As expected, EC = CF (both are 7 units long).
By the segment addition postulate, we can say EC+CF = EF
EC+CF = EF
EF = EC+CF
EF = 7+7
EF = 14
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When applicable, state the domain restriction. g(f(x)) 4 x2 + 1 16 x2 + 3 4 x2 + 7 16 x2 - 8 x + 3 Please help. I thinks that it is 16 x2 + 3. College Algebra. Consider the function f(x)=4 - x^2 for the domain [ 0,∞). Find f^−1 (x), where f^−1 is the inverse of f
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