500 meters to 3 kilometers.
500 divided by 3 = 166 with a remainder of 2
HL Theorem
Because the hypotenuse is shared between the two (they both share the same hypotenuse) and the long lengths are both marked congruent (which are both a leg).
so, we know both the rectangular prism and the cylinder got filled up to a certain height each, the same height say "h" cm.
we know the combined volume of both is 80 cm³, so let's get the volume of each, sum them up to get 80 then.
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Answer:
I have no idea. Is this a real question? If it, I'll answer it to the best of my ability. :)
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