I believe the answer to this diagram should be <u><em>Diagram B</em></u>
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↪SURFACE AREAS AND VOLUMES
↪The VOLUME of any object is nothing but the the capacity to hold the amount of substance inside it . It defines the Amount of substance that can occupied bythe object inside it ..
↪Volume = Base Area × Height
↪thus for the Cylinder ; Volume of cylinder = Pi(R^2) × H
↪thus volume = 3.14 × R^2 × H
↪thus here given as R = 4 cm and H = 12cm
↪Volume = 3.14 × 16 × 12= 602.88 cm^3
thus
↪the Volume of the Cylinder = 602.88 cm^3
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Of course not.
-- Take a washable marker, and give your little sister another washable marker.
-- Stand back-to-back in your bedroom, you facing the front wall, and her facing the back wall.
-- When you say 'GO', both of you draw a straight line on the wall.
Then look at the lines.
-- The front and back walls are parallel planes, but it would be
amazing if the two lines are parallel. One could even be a
horizontal line and the other a vertical one . . . definitely not parallel.
Answer:
96
Step-by-step explanation:
If B is the midpoint of AC, the length of AC has to be twice the length of AB. This is because AB = AC. Twice 48 is 96.
