Answer:
Area of the base = (8×6)/2 = 24 yd²
Height of the prism = 8 yd
Perimeter of the base = 8+6+10 = 24 yd
Surface area = 2B + Ph = (2×24)+(24×8) = 48+192 = 240 yd²
A) Find KM∠KEM is a right angle hence ΔKEM is a right angled triangle Using Pythogoras' theorem where the square of hypotenuse is equal to the sum of the squares of the adjacent sides we can answer the
KM² = KE² + ME²KM² = 8² + (3√5)² = 64 + 9x5KM = √109KM = 10.44
b)Find LMThe ratio of LM:KN is 3:5 hence if we take the length of one unit as xlength of LM is 3xand the length of KN is 5x ∠K and ∠N are equal making it a isosceles trapezoid. A line from L that cuts KN perpendicularly at D makes KE = DN
KN = LM + 2x 2x = KE + DN2x = 8+8x = 8LM = 3x = 3*8 = 24
c)Find KN Since ∠K and ∠N are equal, when we take the 2 triangles KEM and LDN, they both have the same height ME = LD.
∠K = ∠N Hence KE = DN the distance ED = LMhence KN = KE + ED + DN since ED = LM = 24and KE + DN = 16KN = 16 + 24 = 40
d)Find area KLMNArea of trapezium can be calculated using the formula below Area = 1/2 x perpendicular height between parallel lines x (sum of the parallel sides)substituting values into the general equationArea = 1/2 * ME * (KN+ LM) = 1/2 * 3√5 * (40 + 24) = 1/2 * 3√5 * 64 = 3 x 2.23 * 32 = 214.66 units²
Try doing A, 2/3 Hopefully it helps you, I'm not good with fractions.
Answer:
16 times out of 64
Step-by-step explanation:
So, I could be wrong, but basically:
9, 10, and 11 are only 3 of the 12 possible outcomes that could happen.
3 out of 12 is 1/4.
What this means is that for every 4 times he spins the pointer, he can expect to get 9, 10, or 10 once.
Or 25% of the time
1/4 of 64 is 16.