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Question 187463: Hello, I'm really struggling on volume and surface area. I have a word problem I have to solve in a worksheet and I'm having trouble. Anyways, the problem is stated exactly as follows: "Prism A and prism B are similar with a ratio of 2:3. If the volume of prism A is 36 cubic units, what is the volume of prism B?
If the surface area of prism A is 90 square units, what is the surface area of prism B?" Thanks.
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Question 187461: Hi, I'm in geometry and I'm struggling with volume and surface area. I have a worksheet with word problems, which are not my forte. Anyways, the problem is stated exactly as follows: "At Cakes R Us, it is possible to buy round cakes in different sizes. The smallest cake has a diameter of 8 inches and height of 4 inches and requires 3 cups of batter. Another similar round cake has a diameter of 13 inches. How much batter would this cake require?" By the way, this problem is not in my book. It's on a worksheet my teacher gave me. Thanks so much.
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Question 187747: Hi so in my problem, I have two shapes: a square and a rectangle. The square's dimensions are 5r and 5r. The rectangle's dimensions are 10r and 5r. For the square, I'm asked to find the area. Would the area for the square be 5r units squared or 25r units squared. And for the rectangle, would the answer be 50r units squared?
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Question 188033: There is a diagram with a square inside a circle. The circle is shaded in, but the square isnt. You have to find the area of the shaded region. The only information given is that the square has a base and a height of 4. How do you do that?
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Question 189318:
94). Perimeter of a rectangle. The width of a rectangular playground
is 2x - 5 feet, and the length is 3x+9 feet. Write a
polynomial P(x) that represents the perimeter and then
evaluate this perimeter polynomial if x is 4 feet.
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Question 190226: Please Please help me! This one question will help me to answer another problem.
A box measuring 2 in by 3 in. by 3 in. is packed inside a gift box that is a 4 in. cube. How much space is left inside for packing material?
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Question 190393: If you have a hottub that has a width of 5 and a length of 6 feet long. A walk way surrounds the hot tub. Find the area of the walkway.
A. 30 square feet
B. 65 Square feet
C. 102 Square feet
D. 132 square feet
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Question 191255: I don't understand the whole area thing. Can someone please help? I'd appreciate it. Question. Tell whether you think each of the following statements is true or false. Indicate your reasoning. area of EPHD = area of GBFP.
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Question 192071: A farmer has 336 running feet of fence and wishes to form a rectangular pasture. One side of the pasture will be bounded by a very long wall, and so no fencing material will be needed for that side of the pasture. What should the dimensions of the pasture be if the area of the pasture is to be largest possible?
Could you please provide a detailed explanation of how you work the problem to find the solution. Thanks!
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Question 192424: This is a practice problem for my daughter's upcoming state tests. We have a rectangular box measuring 12in. length, 8in. width and 3in. high. We calculated the volume to be 288 m3, and the surface area to be 312 m2. They are asking for us to find the dimensions of a box that has the same volume, but less surface area. How does she do this?
Thanks, Leslie
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Question 192424: This is a practice problem for my daughter's upcoming state tests. We have a rectangular box measuring 12in. length, 8in. width and 3in. high. We calculated the volume to be 288 m3, and the surface area to be 312 m2. They are asking for us to find the dimensions of a box that has the same volume, but less surface area. How does she do this?
Thanks, Leslie
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Question 193071: Hi, my class just started studying pyramids and I need help on a problem. I'm really terrible at geometry and we don't take notes in our class and would really appreciate some help! This is how the problem is worded exactly in my book: "The TransAmerica building in San Francisco is built of concrete and is shaped like a square-based pyramid. The building is periodically power-washed using one gallon of cleaning solution for every 250 square meters of surface, As the new building manager, you need to order the cleaning supplies for this large task. The problem is that you do not know the height of each triangular face of the building; you only know the vertical height of the building from the base to the top vertex."
"Your Task: Determine the amount of cleaning solution needed to wash the TransAmerica building if an edge of the square base is 96 meters and the height of the building is 220 meters. Include a sketch in your solution."
I have the answers from another website, but it doesn't show how to get them. I've tried to get the solutions, but have no idea what process I must got through. The answers are as follows:
Surface Area≈43,234 square meters. This does not include the area of the base, which is 9, 216 square meters. Therefore, ≈173 gallons of cleaning solution are needed.
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Question 193341: The area of a rectangle is twice the area of a square. If the length of a rectangle is 10 inches, and if the width of the rectangle is the same as the length of a side of the square, find the dimensions of both the rectangle and the square. (Hint, draw a picture of both the rectangle and the square.)
This is not from a book, it is a question from a math review that I can not figure out how to answer and the book we have does not help at all.
Thank you very much.
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Question 193719: a circle has a diameter of 4'3 9/16" what is the area of the circle in square inches? what is the area in square feet?
a=pie(don't know where sign is on computer) a = pie x r2
r2= 51.5625 r = 25.78125in2 pie x 25.78125 in2 = 2087.07in2
so area of circle in2 = 2807.07in2?
area of circle in square feet = 28.9870ft2?
hope you can understand that! Thanks alot Tammy
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Question 194000: Tow objects with volumes of 54cm3 and 108cm3. Find the ratio of the surface areas.
All of the problems that we have had in the past have a whole number as an answer. When I tried to solve this one I get 3.77976 for 54cm3 and 4.76220 for 108cm3. How do I convert it to a fraction or is there a step that I am missing?
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