The slant height of the pyramid can be calculated using Pythagoras theorem. Therefore, the slant height is 6.7 mm
<h3>How to find slant height of a pyramid?</h3>
The slant height x, can be found using Pythagoras theorem,
Therefore,
c² = a² + b²
where
- c = hypotenuse
- a and b are other two legs.
Therefore,
x² = 4.5² + 5²
x² = 20.25 + 25
x² = 45.25
x = √45.25
x = 6.72681202354
x = 6.7 mm
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Answer:
(-∞,-9)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
coordinate of O(2,1),Y(3,-2),T(-3,-3)
let the reflected points are O',Y',T'
distance of O from y=2 is 1 unit.
∴ ordinate of O' =1+2(1)=3
or O' is (2,3)
distance of Y from y=2 is2+2=4
ordinate of Y'=-2+2(4)=6
so coordinate of Y' is (3,6)
distance of T from y=2 is (2+3)=5
so ordinate of T' =-3+2(5)=7
coordinate of T' is(-3,7)
Slope intercept form= y=mx+b.
y=9x-9
I am not sure I am right but I think it depends on the size of the X.
