7) Rectangular pyramid:
Length = 8m ; width = 4.6m ; Volume = 88m³
Volume of a rectangular pyramid = (Length * Width * Height)/3
88m³ = (8m * 4.6m * height)/3
88m³ * 3 = 36.8m² * height
264m³ = 36.8m² * height
264m³ / 36.8m² = height
7.2 m = height
8) Cone:
r = 5 in ; volume = 487 in³
Volume of a cone = π r² h/3
487 in³ = 3.14 * (5in)² * h/3
487 in³ * 3 = 3.14 * 25in² * h
1,461 in³ = 78.5 in² * h
1,461 in³ / 78.5 in² = height
18.6 in = height
explanation:
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Answer:
4/3 or 1 1/3
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
When you have a triangle, you can flip it along a side and join that side with the original triangle, so in this case the triangle has been flipped along the longest side and that longest side is now common in both triangles. Now since these are the same triangle the area remains the same.
Now the two triangles form a quadrilateral, which we can prove is a parallelogram by finding out that the opposite sides of the parallelogram are equal since the two triangles are the same(congruent), and they are also parallel as the alternate interior angles of quadrilateral are the same. So the quadrilaral is a paralllelogram, therefore the area of a parallelogram is bh which id 7 * 4 = 7*2=28 sq units.
Since we already established that the triangles in the parallelogram are the same, therefore their areas are also the same, and that the area of the parallelogram is 28 sq units, we can say that A(Q)+A(Q)=28 sq units, therefore 2A(Q)=28 sq units, therefore A(Q)=14 sq units, where A(Q), is the area of triangle Q.
