The asparagus because it is not a fruit
So you wanna find the area of each surface:
For the large square surface in the top you do 12*15=180 and there are two large squares faces so you multiply 180 by 2 which equals 360 then you find the small rectangle faces: 5*15=75 and multiply by 2 Bc there are 2 faces like that so it would be 75*2=150 then for the last faces you do 12*5= 60 *2= 120 at the end I add all of the faces up, 360+150+120=630
Answer:
[x+6y+2z][x²+(6y)²+(2z)²-6xy-12yz-2xz]
Step-by-step explanation:
x³+216y³+8z³-36xyz
x³+(6y)³+(2z)³-3×6×2×xyz
As we know
a³+b³+c³-3abc=(a+b+c)(a²+b²+c²-ab-bc-ca)
Let a=x
b=6y
c=2z
Now.
[x+6y+2z][(x²+(6y)²+(2z)²-x×6y-6y×2z-x×2z]
[x+6y+2z][x²+(6y)²+(2z)²-6xy-12yz-2xz]
Hey,
In isosceles triangles there r two equal sides .
Base angles is usually used for isosceles triangles ....
Diagonals are two lines which intersect each other...
Solution: Alyssa is incorrect.
In fact 
.
If we cross-multiply the above equation, we have:
Therefore, they are equal.
Also, if we reduce the given fractions, we have:
And
Since both the fractions reduced to 
, therefore fractions are equivalent.
