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Given:
Triangle:
height = 6ft
base = 4ft
Rectangle:
length = x
Width = 6 ft
Surface Area = 150ft²
Area of a Triangle = h*b / 2 = (6ft * 4ft) / 2 = 12ft²
Area of a rectangle = Surface Area - Area of a Triangle
A = 150 ft² - 12 ft² = 138 ft²
138 ft² = x * 6ft
138 ft² / 6 ft = x
23 ft = x.
<span>(6y3 + 17y − 3) − (4y3 − 11y + 9)
</span>= 6y3 + 17y − 3 − 4y3 + 11y - 9
= 2y3 + 28y - 12
Answer:
101.9 sq ft
Step-by-step explanation:
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Here we want to find the lateral surface area of the figure, which is the sum of the areas of all faces.
We have in total 5 faces:
- 1 of them is rectangle with sizes (8.5 ft x 3.3 ft), so its area is

- 1 of them is a rectangle with sizes (3.3 ft x 5.1 ft), so its area is

- 1 of them is a rectangle with sizes (6.8 ft x 3.3 ft), so its area is

- Finally, we have 2 triangular faces (top and bottom), so their area is

where
b = 5.1 ft is the base
h = 6.8 ft is the height (because the triangle is a right triangle)
So the area of the triangle is

So the total lateral surface area of the figure is:

Answer:(5/4,0)
Step-by-step explanation: