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Question 266109: hello, can you guys please help me? my question is a about a big pyramid made out of cubes starting with 1 cube at the top, then 8, then 21, and so on. Our question is how many sides will be painted. How many will have 0 sides painted, 1 side, 2 sides, 3 sides, 4 sides, 5 sides, and 6 sides, and all sides. I already know that there's gonna be a certain amount that some sides are not gonna be painted because some sides are going to be covered, like the bottom. We're trying to find out how many sides will be painted in a 10 story building. I also noticed that as it goes down by each floor the number of cubes are a perfect square but the number increases by two. like for the third floor there were 25 cubes, which is 5*5. then the fourth floor was 49 cubes in total. 7*7, so as you can see from 5 it increased by 2. So im trying to find a formula to find the number of shaded ones for each number of painted sides. And a formula for the whole thing. I would greatly appreciate your help, because as you can see I'm confused, and this project is hard!
-Laura! thank you!
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Question 266482: HOW TO DO SURFACE AREA ON A RECTANGULAR PRISM WHEN OVERLAPPED ? our teacher doesnt explain the formula of the rectangular prism... and doesnt know how to explain ANYTHING! i have a UNIT TEST on TUESDAY.. and i seem to understand absoloute nothing. I would prefer to ask my teacher for help... but he never demonstrates or teachees anything right.. I REALLY WANT A TUTOUR OF MY OWN OR ELSE I WILL FAIL GRADE 9 MATH.. WHEN IM A STRAIGHT A STUDENT..
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Question 266652: Suppose the volume must be 50in^3, What are the values for r and h that will minimize the amount of sheet metal required to obtain this volume. I know volume is v= (pi)r^2h. I also know the surface area is sa= 2(pi)rh+2(pi)r^2.
I have been working on this all day. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Question 266652: Suppose the volume must be 50in^3, What are the values for r and h that will minimize the amount of sheet metal required to obtain this volume. I know volume is v= (pi)r^2h. I also know the surface area is sa= 2(pi)rh+2(pi)r^2.
I have been working on this all day. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Question 266666: 1.What is the surface area that has a diameter of 3 inches and height of 5 inches?
2.What is the total square feet of a rectangle that is 12 ft x 8ft x11ft?
3.A rectangular swimming pool has a length of 18 ft, width of 10 ft, and a depth of 4ft. What is the volume of water the pool can hold?
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Question 267029: hello.. please help me solve this problem. I urgently need it tomorrow. please??
I really can't answer it because it is really hard. please help me.
1) Find the area of the base of a regular square pyramid whose lateral faces are equilateral triangle and whose altitude is 30 cm. Find the volume also.
thanks!
It would be a great help.
God Bless!
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Question 267551: A square has all its edge lenghts increased by 3cm.
This makes a new square with twice the area of the old one.
What was the area of the old square.
i was wondering if you could show me how this is worked out
it is to help my daughter for school thanks Valerie
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Question 268206: Hi, I am a mom who is trying to help my 11 year old with a math problem. The question is
1. Find the total surface area of a cube whose edge is 2 meters long.
I believe that the answer would be (2x2)6 = 24
He thinks it is (2x1)8 = 16 m
He thinks that a cube has 8 edges so it would be x 8. I think it would be times 6 but can not remember why. Algebra was a long long time ago.
Please help.
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Question 268903: Abby made a heart for Valentine's Day by taking two tangent circles of radius 6 and then making two line segments tangent to the circles that meet and form a 60 degree angle at the bottom. what is the area of the heart? find the exact answer, not a decimal approximation.
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Question 270654: On a softball diamond the bases are 60 feet apart and meet to form right angles. A base runner is standing on first when the batter hits a long fly ball down the right field line. The base runner takes off for second, rounds second, sprints for third, and slides headfirst into third. What a slide! However, it was a foul ball. So the runner gets up, and jogs straight across the infield back to first. How far did the runner run on this play?
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