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Tanya [424]
3 years ago
10

Please anyone I need to do this know I have no time left

Mathematics
1 answer:
ira [324]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

<h3>(1) 292 sq ft</h3><h3>(2) 346 sq in</h3>

Step-by-step explanation:

<u>Surface Area</u>

(1)

Triangular Prism

Given that:

  • Base (b) = 7 ft
  • Height (h) = 6 ft
  • Hypotenuse (y) = 9 ft
  • Depth (d) = 10 ft

Find the surface area!

Surface area =

bh + d(b+2y) =

(7 × 6) + (10×(7+(2×9))) =

42 + 250 =

<h3>292 sq ft ✅</h3>

___________________

(2)

Cuboid

Given that:

  • Length (L) = 11"
  • Width (W) = 10"
  • Height (H) = 3"

Find the surface area!

Surface area =

2LW + 2LH + 2WH =

(2×(11×10)) + (2×(11×3)) + (2×(10×3)) =

220 + 66 + 60 =

<h3>346 sq in ✅</h3>

______________

#IndonesianPride

- kexcvi -

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