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3 years ago

Help please don't get it

Mathematics

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GarryVolchara [31]3 years ago

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Surface Area is the area of each face added together. For this question lets find the area of one triangle first.

Area of a triangle is base*hight/2, so 6*7/2=21. That was the area of one triangle. We have 4 traingle so we multiply that by for. 21*4=84.

Now, lets find the area of the squre. area of square is side*side or side^2.

So we multiply 6*6=36. that is the area of the square.

To find the surface area, we must add Area of Triangles+Area of Square.

so, 84+36=120

So the surface area is 120

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