Answer:
first find the surface area of one of the square and one of the triangle.
then multiple it by the number of square and triangle they have
finally add the total surface area of the triangle with the total surface area of the square.
Step-by-step explanation:
- for one square
area= base * width
= 10*10
=100
total area of square= number of square * area of one square
t=6*100
t=600
area = 1/2 base * height
= 1/2 *10*8.66
=43.3
total area of triangle=number of triangle* area of one triangle
t2=8*43.3
=346.4
total surface area= total surface area of the square+ total surface area of the triangle
=600+346.4
=946.4 in^2
Answer:
where is the expression??
Answer:
m a g i c t h a t ' s h o w
Answer:
1.45
2. 135
Explanation:
1. With a triangle all angles have to add up to 180, so what you would do is add up both angles we already know (43+92=135), then we subtract the sum from 180, (180-135=45) now you know the third angle.
2. Just like a triangle, when finding angles on a line, it has to add up to 180. We already know that point M has an angle of 45 from the last problem, so all we have to do is subtract 45 from 180 (180-45=135). THats the measurement on TMS
The answer is 3, and then 3 again
