To answer question 12, you first need to know the definition of a <em>prism</em> and a<em> pyramid.
</em>A <em>pyramid </em> is a 3-D structure with one base, whose outer faces are made of triangles, and meet at a single point at the top.
A <em>prism</em> is any 3-D shape with a base of any number of sides, another base with the same amount of sides, and faces joining the two together on every side of the bases.
12.
Shape A is a <em>pyramid</em>, because it has one base, and all the faces join together in at one point.
Shape B is a <em>prism</em>, because it has two bases, and faces joining every side of the bases.
Shape C is a <em>prism.</em>
Shape D is a <em>pyramid.
</em>For #13, you have to know the definition of a cube to figure out the math of how many cubes there are.
A cube is a 3-D shape with six sides, all made up of squares of the same size.
The box has a volume of 120 cubic inches, and each cube is 1 inch. Since every side of a cube is equal, a 1-inch cube is one cubic inch.
This means that a box with a volume of 120 cubic inches will fit 120 of the 1 inch cubes.
1 layer of the cubes, in the diagram, is 8 cubes by 3 cubes, or 24 cubes total.
To find the number of layers needed to fill the box, you divide 120 by 24.
120 ÷ 24 = 5
The answer to #13 is 5 layers.
Answer:
B is your answer
Step-by-step explanation:
Exact form-13/4
decimal form-3.25
mixed number form- 3 1/4
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You have to do substitution in both sides e) (-4,2)
Based on the costs to AP Evilene Company which makes industrial-grade brooms, the classifications of the costs are:
- Product and Manufacturing
- Period and nonmanufacturing
- Product and Direct labor
- Period and nonmanufacturing
- Product and Manufacturing
- Product and Manufacturing
- Period and nonmanufacturing
- Product and Direct materials
- Product and Manufacturing
- Product and Manufacturing
- Period and nonmanufacturing
- Product and Manufacturing
- Period and nonmanufacturing
- Period and nonmanufacturing
- Period and nonmanufacturing
- Period and nonmanufacturing
- Product and Direct materials
- Period and nonmanufacturing
- Period and nonmanufacturing
<h3>What are the types of costs?</h3><h3 />
There are period costs which are those which are only incurred in a period of production and are not related to production of goods and services but instead to the selling of them.
Product costs are incurred when the business produces a good or service. They can be direct labor or materials, or a manufacturing overhead that is indirectly related to production.
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