Answer:
The volume of oblique cylinders is the same volume as a right cylinder of the same radius and height. The height of cylinder must be the perpendicular height, but as long as the radius and height are the same the volume does not change, which is why the same formula can be used for both oblique and right cylinder.
For skewed and right prism, base length and height does not change, volume for both is calculated by area times height.
201.25 because (175x15)+175=201.25 (i dont know if im right)
Step-by-step explanation:
when 2 shapes are similar, it means that all their angles are the same compared with each other.
and all distances (incl. side lengths) if one shape correlate to the corresponding distances in the other shadow by the same ratio or factor.
we have one side (30 m in A and 50 m in B), where we have both measures.
we see that the ratio to "go" from A to B is 30/50 = 3/5.
that means a distance in A is the same distance in B multiplied by 3/5.
and that factor is the same also for every other side.
therefore,
x = 15 m × 3/5 = 3 m × 3 = 9 m
y × 3/5 = 18 m
3y = 90 m
y = 30 m
The answer is . (one [point] 4)
((Yes, its correct, checked and took an exam on it))
Answer:
You really need to include the answer choices for your question.
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