Answer:
All figures in Group 1 appear to have at
least one square face
Step-by-step explanation:
Let us examine each statement and see whether they are true or not.
The first statement is not true. Only one of the figures (square pyramid) has at least one triangular face. It has 4 triangular faces, actually.
The second statement is not true. Only one of the figures is a rectangular prism. The remaining two are triangular pyramid and triangular prism respectively.
The third statement is not true also. Only 1 figure is a triangular prism.
The fourth statement is correct. In group 1, all the figures has at least one square face.
Identify the improper fraction. The improper fraction will have a higher number on top than on the bottom. For example, 7/4.Divide the top number, or numerator, by the bottom number, the denominator, to determine how many times the denominator fits into the numerator. In the 7/4 example, the denominator fits in one time, leaving three left over.Write the amount of times the denominator fits into the numerator as a whole number. In the 7/4 example, the answer is "1."Display the leftover number as a fraction on the right side of the whole number. In the 7/4 example, the answer is "3/4," since 7 divided by 4 equals 1 with a remainder of 3. The mixed number should look like this: "1 3/4."
To do this problem, you need to use the Pythagorean thermion I think.
Here is what I got as an answer
22.5 km
The two other points would be (13,1) and (13,13) because the square tile is 12 inches on each side.
