Sabrina built a model of one of the office buildings in Dallas shaped like a rectangular prism. The model was 4.1 inches wide, 5
.6 inches high, and 6.3 inches long.
She covered the four walls and the roof of the metal frame rectangular prism with brown paper. What was the least amount of paper in square inches that Sabrina used?
She covered the four walls and the roof of the metal frame rectangular prism with brown paper. What was the least amount of paper in square inches that Sabrina used?
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2) Option D is correct.
f = (15m + 35)
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English Translation
Efraín has a rectangular land whose area is (120m² + 280m) as shown in the figure. According to these data, how much does side f measure?
a) 12 m² + 35
b) 15 m + 35 cm
c) 12 m + 35
d) 15 m + 35
3.- A child made four plasticine figures: two quadrangular prisms and two cylinders. In which figure did you occupy the most amount of modeling clay? JUSTIFY YOUR ANSWER
Solution
2) The area of a rectangle is given as
Area = Length × Breadth
Area = (120m² + 280m)
Length = f
Breadth = 8m
(120m² + 280m) = f × 8m
f = (120m² + 280m)/(8m)
f = (15m + 35)
Option D is correct.
f = (15m + 35)
3) For the second question, the images for the question and the dimensions of the figures aren't provided, hence, a very accurate answer can be provided. But without This, we can only speculate.
The figure that would use the most clay is the figure whose volume is the highest if the volumes of each of the figures are calculated.
Volume of a quadrangular prism = (Area of base) × (perpendicular height)
Volume of a cylinder = (Area of base) × (Height) = (πR² × H) = πR²H
So, it is in the evaluation of these volumes that the solution of this question is obtained.
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