Considering the volume of the rectangular prism, it is found that it's height is of 4.5 ft.
<h3>What is the volume of a rectangular prism?</h3>The volume of a rectangular prism of length l, width w and height h is given by:
In this problem, the measures given are as follows:
l = 13 ft, w = 16 ft, V = 936 ft³.
Hence, the height, in ft, is found as follows:
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Answer:
See below.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question doesn't ask you to find the area, it just ask for the expression that represents the area.
The area of rectangle is A=bh, where b and h are each of the side lengths.
Since we know the sides are (2x+7) and (5x+9), this means that the expression for the area of the rectangle is:
To find the degree and classification, expand the factors:
Thus, this is a second degree quadratic expression
And from Part A, when we multiplied (2x+7)(5x+9), we got another polynomial (10x^2+52x+63). Thus, this rerepresents the closure property of polynomials, where multiplying a polynomial by another gets another polynomial.
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