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Question 1198365: V-QRST is a rectangular pyramid with edge VS, base QRST. QR = 3/8 m, RS = 5/8 m, and VS = 2/3 m. How many square centimeters are there on its lateral surface? Round off the answer to the nearest integer.
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Question 1198457: The altitude of pyramid N-BMS if B is the center of plane KLQP is equal to (α√b)/b where b is a prime number. Find α + b.
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Question 1198466: Estimate the lateral area to the nearest square feet of pyramid O-PQRS if O coincides with L. Where ι = 8ft, w = 6ft, and h = 4ft.
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Question 1198467: Find the volume (in cubic feet) of pyramid C-PQRS if C is the center of the given figure. Where ι = 8ft, w = 6ft, and h = 4ft.
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Question 1198465: The longest slant height of pyramid O-PQRS if O coincides with L is equal to α√β ft, where β is a prime number. Find (α + β)^3. Where ι = 8ft, w = 6ft, and h = 4ft.
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Question 1198464: The longest lateral edge of pyramid O-PQRS O coincides with L, and is equal to α√b ft. Find α + b where b is a prime number, where ι= 8ft, w= 6ft, and h= 4ft.
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Question 1198463: The longest lateral edge of pyramid O-PQRS O coincides with L, and is equal to α√b ft. Find α + b where b is a prime number.
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Question 1198468: Estimate the lateral area to the nearest square feet of pyramid O-PQRS if O coincides with L.
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Question 1198468: Estimate the lateral area to the nearest square feet of pyramid O-PQRS if O coincides with L.
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Question 1198462: The longest lateral edge of pyramid O-PQRS O coincides with L, and is equal to α√b ft. Find α + b where b is a prime number. Where ι=8ft, w= 6 ft, and h= 4ft.
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Question 1198461: Find the volume (in cubic feet) of pyramid O-PQRS if O coincides with L, where ι= 8ft, w = 6ft, and h = 4ft.
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Question 1198459: The longest side of pyramid B-MNS if B is the center of plane KLQP is expressed as √k ft. Find the k.

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Question 1198458: Find the shortest slant height (in feet) of pyramid B-MNS if B is the center of plane KLQP.

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Question 1198471: In a rectangular parallelepiped, Find the volume (in cubic feet)
of pyramid O-PQRS if O coincides with L. Where, ι = 8ft, w = 6ft, and h = 4ft.
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Question 1198469: In a rectangular, find the volume (in cubic feet) of pyramid O-PQRS if O coincides with L.Where, ι = 8ft, w = 6ft, h = 4ft.
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Question 1198474: A rectangular parallelepiped, the longest lateral edge of pyramid O-PQRS with L is equal to α√b ft. Find α + b where b is a prime number. When ι = 8ft, w = 6ft, and h = 4ft.
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Question 1198819: Two sides of a regular n-gon, when extended meet at an angle 42 degrees. What is the least possible value of n?
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Question 1199071: Thanks so much for helping! I was wondering if you could help me with this problem? Find the sum of the measures of the exterior angles of a convex 65-gon.
I tried using the equation, 180(n)-360, but the answer that I got wasn't an answer choice.
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Question 1199136: If a polygonal n sides has (n/2)(n - 3) diagonals, how many sides will a polygon with 65 diagonals have? Is there a polygon with 80 diagonals?
Let me see.
I gotta set (n/2)(n - 3) equal to 65 and solve for n. The same with 80.
Yes?
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Question 1199713: what is answer to https://vle.mathswatch.co.uk/images/questions/question8984.png

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Question 1199713: what is answer to https://vle.mathswatch.co.uk/images/questions/question8984.png

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Question 1201077: The interior angle of a polygon is 108° more than the exterior angle. Find the number of sides of the polygon
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Question 1201144: Given square ABCD, let P and Q be the points outside the square that make triangles
CDP and BCQ equilateral. Prove that triangle AP Q is also equilateral.
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Question 1201141: In regular pentagon ABCDE, draw diagonal AC. Prove that segments AC and DE are parallel.
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Question 1201143: 370.Given square ABCD, let P and Q be the points outside the square that make triangles
CDP and BCQ equilateral. Prove that triangle AP Q is also equilateral.
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Question 1201142: Given square ABCD, let P and Q be the points outside the square that make triangles
CDP and BCQ equilateral. Prove that triangle APQ is also equilateral.
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Question 1201275: A School playground is in the shape of a rectangle 400 feet long and 200 feet wide. If fencing cost $15 per yard, what will it cost to place fencing around the playground?
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Question 1201468: A rhombus has an area of 200 𝑐𝑚2 and one of its interior angles is 1100
I. Find the lengths of the sides.
II. Find the lengths of the longer diagonal.
III. Find the altitude of the rhombus.
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Question 1201469: the following problems. Show solutions and illustrate the given.
1. A parallelogram has sides 15 cm and 25 cm and their included angle is
740
.
I. Find its area.
II. Find the lengths of the diagonals.
III. Find the angle of intersection between diagonals.
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Question 1201872: he area of a trapezoid is 69.6in and its altitude is 8.7in. find the perimeter of the trapezoid if the sum of its legs is equal to the sum of its bases
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Question 1201871: he area of a trapezoid is 69.6in and its altitude is 8.7in. find the perimeter of the trapezoid if the sum of its legs is equal to the sum of its bases

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Question 1202068: if angle 1 is equal to x + 25, and angle 2 is equal to 2x, what is x?
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Question 1203147: The sum of the interior angles of two regular polygons is 2520°. If the number of sides of one of the polygons is 3 less than twice the number of sides of the other, find the number of sides of each of the polygons.
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Question 1203548: While on the playground, Willis, Paula, and Ann each started at a water
fountain, walked 20 feet in different directions, and stopped. If several
other students do the same thing, which figure will the groups of students make?
A. circle
B. rectangle
C. square
D. parallelogram

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Question 1203593: George took out a piece of paper and placed it on his desk. He then drew a polygon. All the angles in the polygon were obtuse. What type of polygon could could he have drawn?
A. quadrilateral
B. rectangle
C. triangle
D. hexagon (the correct answer)
I need to know how to determine this answer (hexagon).
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Question 1203594: Juan cut out a polygon with scissors and card board. All the angles in the polygon were acute. What type of polygon could he have drawn?
A. pentagon
B. octagon
C. triangle (correct answer)
D. hexagon
I need to know how to determine the correct answer.
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