Answer: The answer is anonymity
Explanation: i had the same question on my test.
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Answer:
// code in C++.
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
// main function
int main()
{
// variables
int length=10,height=7,width=5;
// find the volume of
int vol=length*height*width;
// find the surface area
int sa=2*(length*width+length*height+height*width);
// find the perimeter
int peri=4*(length+width+height);
// print the volume
cout<<"Volume is: "<<vol<<" cm^3."<<endl;
// print the surface area
cout<<"Surface area is: "<<sa<<" cm^2."<<endl;
// print the perimeter
cout<<"Perimeter is: "<<peri<<" cm."<<endl;
return 0;
}
Explanation:
Declare and initialize length=10, width=5 and height=7.calculate volume by multiply length, width and height and assign to variable "vol".Then find the surface area as 2*(length*width+length*height+height*width) and assign it to variable "sa".Then find the perimeter as 4*(length+width+height) and assign to variable "peri". Print the volume, perimeter and surface area.
Output:
Volume is: 350 cm^3.
Surface area is: 310 cm^2.
Perimeter is: 88 cm.
The 3-D styles could create the illusion that the objects seem closer or farther away. There are many options in the MS offices to create font styles and size for presentations. MS Powerpoint is actually one of the oldest applications in the computer that uses this style of presentation.
