Answer:
The answer I got is 3. I attached above my solutions. I hope that helps :))
Determine if the side lengths could form a triangle. Use an inequality to prove your answer.
1 answer:
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Answer:
a) no
b) yes
c) maybe (no)
Step-by-step explanation:
There are two versions of the triangle inequality. One requires ...
a + b > c
for any triple of side measures a, b, c.
The other allows ...
a + b ≥ c
which admits "triangles" that have zero height and look like line segments.
Most questions asking "do these lengths form a triangle" are concerned with the "greater than" case, and disallow the "or equal to" case.
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Answer:
3. 150.72 in²
4. 535.2cm²
Step-by-step Explanation:
3. The solid formed by the net given in problem 3 is the net of a cylinder.
The cylinder bases are the 2 circles, while the curved surface of the cylinder is the rectangle.
The surface area = Area of the 2 circles + area of the rectangle
Take π as 3.14
radius of circle = ½ of 4 = 2 in
Area of the 2 circles = 2(πr²) = 2*3.14*2²
Area of the 2 circles = 25.12 in²
Area of the rectangle = L*W
width is given as 10 in.
Length (L) = the circumference or perimeter of the circle = πd = 3.14*4 = 12.56 in
Area of rectangle = L*W = 12.56*10 = 125.6 in²
Surface area of net = Area of the 2 circles + area of the rectangle
= 25.12 + 125.6 = 150.72 in²
4. Surface area of the net (S.A) = 2(area of triangle) + 3(area of rectangle)
=
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b = 8 cm
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