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mariarad [96]
2 years ago
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Need help plz i show me how to do it plz :)

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DaniilM [7]2 years ago
8 0
I’m pretty sure you multiply the sides your you find the formulas for the hight and width
Alex_Xolod [135]2 years ago
8 0
The formula for the surface area of a rectangular prism is SA= 2( (width•length)+(height•length)+(height•width) )
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<em>Solution: T2 = a+d, T4 =a+3d. T7 = a+6d.</em>

<em>Solution: T2 = a+d, T4 =a+3d. T7 = a+6d.In the GP: (a+d)(a+6d) = (a+3d)^2, or</em>

<em>Solution: T2 = a+d, T4 =a+3d. T7 = a+6d.In the GP: (a+d)(a+6d) = (a+3d)^2, ora^2+7ad+6d^2 = a^2+6ad+9d^2, or</em>

<em>Solution: T2 = a+d, T4 =a+3d. T7 = a+6d.In the GP: (a+d)(a+6d) = (a+3d)^2, ora^2+7ad+6d^2 = a^2+6ad+9d^2, orad = 3d^2, or</em>

<em>Solution: T2 = a+d, T4 =a+3d. T7 = a+6d.In the GP: (a+d)(a+6d) = (a+3d)^2, ora^2+7ad+6d^2 = a^2+6ad+9d^2, orad = 3d^2, ora = 3d.</em>

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