Answer:
Pyramid/Triangle Prism
Step-by-step explanation:
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noun
1.
a monumental structure with a square or triangular base and sloping sides that meet in a point at the top, especially one built of stone as a royal tomb in ancient Egypt.
2.
an object, shape, or arrangement in the form of a pyramid.
"a pyramid of logs"
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The pentagon's area is the sum of the 5 triangles that comprise it. This is
where the factor of 2 accounts for the top and bottom. The walls have an area of 5 rectangles
You just divide 3/8= 0.375
The angle formed by two tangles results in half of the difference of the two arcs.
That is to say
70 = .5(Major arc - minor arc)
Think of the major arc as the larger and the minor the smaller.
So therefore the difference in the two arcs = 140 (multiplying both sides of the above equation by 2.
140 = major arc - minor arc.
Another necessary idea is that the arc of a whole circle = 360 degrees, that is to say the major arc + minor arc = 360, giving us a second equation to solve.
Assuming x is the minor arc.
140 = major arc - x
360 = major arc + x
Use linear combination and add these equations to get
500 = 2*major arc
major arc = 250
minor arc or x = 110.
The answer is 110 degrees.
Staircase one looks like our normal staircase we have today which looks like it’s easier so staircase two is more difficult to walk up?
But also
staircase one will be harder because it’s just smaller? Shorter and less space for your feet to step on. Staircase two has 1 ft of space for your feet to land on and is a bit higher which seems like normal stairs? But if I go measure my staircase... I don’t think it’s 1 ft... so? Maybe it’s staircase one? I’m sorry if I’m confusing you!!
I don’t think that’s a right or wrong question? Maybe it’s just your opinion? I’m so sorry, I honestly have no clue
