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balandron [24]
3 years ago
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100 points!! Brainliest if correct!!

Mathematics
2 answers:
Elena-2011 [213]3 years ago
8 0

surface area (S) of a right rectangular solid is:

S = 2*L*W + 2*L*H + 2*W*H (equation 1)

where:

L = length

W = width

H = height

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you have:

L = 7

W = a

H = 4

-----

formula becomes:

S = 2*7*a + 2*7*4 + 2*a*4

simplify:

S = 14*a + 56 + 8*a

combine like terms:

S = 22*a + 56

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answer is:

S = 22*a + 56 (equation 2)

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to prove, substitute any value for a in equation 2:

let a = 15

S = 22*a + 56 (equation 2)

S = 22*15 + 56

S = 330 + 56

S = 386

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since a = 15, then W = 15 because W = a

go back to equation 1 and substitute 15 for W:

S = 2*L*W + 2*L*H + 2*W*H (equation 1)

where:

L = length

W = width

H = height

-----

you have:

L = 7

W = 15

H = 4

-----

equation 1 becomes:

S = 2*7*15 + 2*7*4 + 2*15*4

perform indicated operations:

S = 210 + 56 + 120

S = 386

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surface area is the same using both equations so:

equations are good.

formula for surface area of right rectangle in terms of a is:

S = 22*a + 56

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Romashka [77]3 years ago
8 0

2(2x * 2x+1) + 2(2x * x+3) + 2(2x+1 * x+3)

Use distributive property on each set of terms:

2(4x^2+2x) + 2(2x^2+6x) + 2(2x^2 +7x+3)

Use the distributive property again:

8x^2 + 4x + 4x^2 +12x + 4x^2 +14x +6

Now simplify by combining like terms:

16x^2 + 30x +6

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