Answer:
V = 120.6796
LA = 110.8513
SA = 174.8513
Step-by-step explanation:
Let me know if you need more of an explanation for any of these
First we need the height, one way to find that out is to use the diagonal of the and one of the diagonal edges of the pyramid. Specifically we will need half of the diagonal of the square. We will call the diagonal of the square d.

Gonna leave it like that for ease of writing. So then half of the diagonal is 
The height, h, will be
. Plugging everything in gets us 
last, we need to find slant height, which we will call s.

s is also the height of the triangles for purposes of finding area. Now for the volume and areas.
Volume is area of the base times height divided by 3, so 
Lateral area is the sum of the four areas of the triangles, and each of those are
so the whole lateral area is 4 times that. So we get 
Total surface area is the lateral surface area + the area of the base, so 110.8513 + 64 = 174.8513
Answer:
it is 40pi
Step-by-step explanation:
pi r^2 and you have 144 degrees shaded which is 40% of the circle.
You find the total volume to be 100pi and you divide by .4 (40%) to get 40pi as your answer
Since the figures are similar, we can establish a rule of three as follows.
We know that the area of the smaller figure is

, and its volume is

. We also know that the area of the larger figure is

; since we don't now its volume, lets represent it with

:



We can conclude that the volume of the larger figure is

; therefore, the correct answer is
a.
Answer:
B. 8.5
Step-by-step explanation:
It's a segment bisector which means the other line bisects the direct middle of AB. 17/2 is 8.5, meaning that AP should be 8.5