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The figure of the prism is attached below.
The total surface area of the prism equals the sum of areas of two triangles and the three rectangles.
Surface Area of Prism = Area of 2 Triangles + Area of 3 Rectangles.
Area of a Triangle = 0.5 x Base x Height
Area of a Triangle = 0.5 x 3 x 4 = 6 square units
There are 3 rectangles. From the figure we can see that the bottom most rectangle has the dimensions 4 by 6. The left most rectangle has the dimensions 3 x 6 and the right most rectangle has the dimensions 5 by 6.
So, the Area of 3 rectangles will be = (4 x 6) + (3 x 6) + (5 x 6) = 72 square units
The Surface Area of the prism will be:
Surface Area = 2 (4) + 72 = 84 square units
Thus the correct answer is option A
The total surface area of the prism equals the sum of areas of two triangles and the three rectangles.
Surface Area of Prism = Area of 2 Triangles + Area of 3 Rectangles.
Area of a Triangle = 0.5 x Base x Height
Area of a Triangle = 0.5 x 3 x 4 = 6 square units
There are 3 rectangles. From the figure we can see that the bottom most rectangle has the dimensions 4 by 6. The left most rectangle has the dimensions 3 x 6 and the right most rectangle has the dimensions 5 by 6.
So, the Area of 3 rectangles will be = (4 x 6) + (3 x 6) + (5 x 6) = 72 square units
The Surface Area of the prism will be:
Surface Area = 2 (4) + 72 = 84 square units
Thus the correct answer is option A
Answer:
radians per minute.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to solve the problem you can use the fact that the angle in radians of a circumference is 2π rad.
The clock can be seen as a circumference divided in 12 equal pieces (because of the hour divisions). Each portion is
So, you have to calculate the angle between each consecutive hour (Let ∅ represent it). It can be calculated dividing the angle of the entire circumference by 12.
∅=
Now, you have to find how many pieces of the circumference are between 12 and 4 to calculate the angle (Because 4 o'clock is when the minute hand is in 12 and the hour hand is in 4)
There are 4 portions from 12 to 4, so the angle (Let α represent it) is:
α=
But the answer is asked in radians per minute. So you have to divide the angle by the amount of minutes between the hands of the clock at 4 o'clock.
There are 60 divisions in a clock for representing minutes, therefore in every portion there are:
minutes
So, from the 12 mark to the 4 mark there are 20 minutes
The angle per minute is:
α= rad/min
Notice that the minimum angle is the angle mesured clockwise.