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Second option. "Sue wants to cover the lid of a box with paper. How much paper should she buy?"
Explanation:
The first option relies upon volume.
The last two options relies on side lengths.
The second option is relies on area because you have to calculate the area of the lid to know how much paper can be used to cover it.
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You can find the area by cutting it across in the middle into a trapezoid and a rectangle.
The trapezoid will have:
height = 10-4 = 6ft
top = 9-6 = 3ft
bottom = 8ft
So its area = 1/2*(3+8)*6 = 33 ft^2
The rectangle will have:
length = 10ft
width = 6ft
So its area = 10*6 = 60 ft^2
Total area = 60+33 = 93 ft^2
2.96 meters per second is the answer I'm getting. I took the total seconds and divided it by how many times he ran around the track to get his speed for lap and then I divided his lap speed by how long the track was to get his meters per second
Try writing and solving an equation of proportions:
4 5
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Then 4x = 30, and x = 7.5 (answer)
