Horizontal cross sections are the same shape: they are all squares if the pyramid is square or rectangles if the pyramid is a rectangle pyramid.
Vertical cross sections are different shape: At the pyramid top they are triangles, at other places they have four sides.
Horizontal cross sections are different size: the more we go to the top of the pyramind, the smaller they get.
Vertical cross sections are different size: the closer we get to the edges, the smaller they become.
D.3.1 is the greatest value from the list.
Answer:
Multiply it by itself one time.
Step-by-step explanation:
For example, if you are trying to find 3 squared, you would do 3*3.
If it's 3 cubed, you do 3*3*3
And so on and so forth
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the area model and standard algorithm, we have:
332 (tenths)
<u> × 21 </u>
332
<u> 664 </u>
<u> 6972 </u> tenths = 697.2
<u />
30 + 3 tenths
1 300 32 332
20 600 64 664
33.2 × 21 =<u> 30 </u> × <u> 1 </u> = <u> 30 </u>
Part A:
First we define the variable to be used for the problem:
x: the number of pages that Sandra should fax
The inequality for rent is:
0.06x <= 80
Note that the price will be less than using the fax from the office, since for the same number of pages, we have:
y = 0.10x
Answer:
an inequality that can be used to calculate the number of pages that Sandra should fax in a year is:
0.06x <= 80
Part B:
0.06x <= 80
From here we clear x:
x <= 80 / 0.06
x <= 1333.33333
Nearest whole number
x <= 1333
Sandra can use the leased fax for 1333 pages and the cost will be:
1333 * 0.06 = 79.98 $
Using the office fax the cost will be:
1333 * 0.1 = 133.3 $
Answer:
By renting the sara machine, you save:
133.3-79.98 = 53.32 $
