Answer:
Hey! let's be realistic here, like how many dollars are you gonna award for solving this dude
Answer:
3057.6 cm³
Step-by-step explanation:
You have a cylinder and a rectangular prism. Solve for the area of each separately.
<u>Cylinder</u>
The formula for volume of a cylinder is V = πr²h. The radius is 7, and the height is 7.
V = πr²h
V = π(7)²(7)
V = π(49)(7)
V = 343π
V = 1077.57 cm³
<u>Rectangular Prism</u>
The formula for volume of a rectangular prism is V = lwh. The length is 20, the width is 11, and the height is 9.
V = lwh
V = (20)(11)(9)
V = (220)(9)
V = 1980 cm³
Add the areas of the two shapes.
1077.57 cm³ + 1980 cm³ = 3057.57 cm³
Round to the nearest tenth.
3057.57 cm³ ≈ 3057.6 cm³
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We will use the general area formula for finding the area of triangle when you are given information for SAS, which we have been.
, where a and b are the given side lengths and C is the included angle. You can ONLY use this when you have the info for SAS in a triangle. For us,
a = 17, b = 15 and C = 35 degrees. Filling in:
Do that on your calculator in degree mode and you'll find the area to be
73.1 meters squared
6/20 could be another fraction
