need help, picture shown. help pleasee
with all?
well, with what you want to help me with. my teacher gave this to me, and half the class doesnt understand it.
wat r we solving for the surface area right?
yeah
i have done the first one.
1.B
lol i had that one
2.A
how did you get 2?
3.C
ok ill explain
thank you(:
you c that the pyramide is made up of a hexagon and 6 triangles each triangle is the same so wat u do is find the area of 1 and multiply it by 6. Are u with e so far?
yeah
gud now to find the area of the hexagon you have to picture it being made up of 6 triangles with each triangle sharing 1 of its sides with a side of the hexagon.u see the imaginary triangles?
yeah
gud we can now find the area of 1 triangle and multiply it by 6. then add the areas of the triangles with the hexagon and then u have the surface area of the triamide
It's not very clear and I am guessing at some of the numbers. Based on the answers, you must find the surface area. For #1. The triangle on left has height 11.7 to the base 9. Area=(1/2)*9*11.7. There are two of each triangle. So multiplying by 2, the area is9*11.7=105.3. For the triangle on the right, Area=(1/2)*12*11. Two of these also, so area is 11*12=132. The rectangle's area is 12*9= 108 Adding all the areas: 105.3+102+108=total area=315.3 square units If it's lateral area, don't add the area of the rectangle.
okay lol, thanks for explaining it . and how do i find area of one triangle?
the area of a triangle is base (6)x height (5.2) all over(divided by) 2
do you want to know a fun fact about triangles? it explains y this is the way to find the area of a triangle
so you have to find the area of the triangle first, then multiply it by the number of base sides. t hen divide it by 2?
Area=basexheight/2 and since the triangle is the same as the other 6 (which is the amount of sides in the hexagon) that y u multiply by 6 after u divide by 2.(though it really doesnt matter which goes 1st IN THIS CASE)
so why is there a 11.3?
11.3 is the height of the triangles that stretch out from the hexagon and is used to find there areas. 5.2 is the height of the imaginary triangles that make up the hexagon and is also used to find the area of the hexagon
oh.. well how did you get 297?
u dont understand?
do i do both of them, like 11.3*6 and 5,2*6. then add the answer up.
.. sorry to waste your time..
ohh!
i got it
i just happy that u care about knowing cause there r a lot of people who just want answer :)
explain it then
just to make sure
so.. 11.3*6+5.2*6=99 then divite it by 2 and times that by 6.
wrong order 6(11.3*6/2) + 6(5.2*6/2)=297
therefore 6* area of an above triangle + 6* area of a triangle that make up the hexagon =297
soo what i did was wrong? cuz i did it on a calculator and i got 297. im just wondering cuz if i cant do that, i dont want to do it for another problem and get it wrong.
ur way shows that u dont understand cause everything is mixed up and doesnt follow the formulae for the area of a triangle so for an other question it probably wont be right.
Oh, well alright ill write yours down. do you think you have enough time to show me a few more, or at least # three
yes
try doing # 3
I did but i couldnt.. thats why i asked if you had time for more.
yea its more confusing alright then
i dont really know what the formulas are. i think thats one of my biggest problems.
can we review #2 one last time though?
yeah for sure
ok 1st lets find the area of one triangle do that and show me the working and answer
what area do i need to find first?
you can find any first i just chose the triangles on top the hexagon but if u want we can find for the hexagon first it doesnt matter.
well, you have to times it by the number of sides first, so thats why it starts out as 6, and then i would multiply the base * height. which is 11.3*6. and then divide it all by 2. so it would be, 6(11.3*6/2) then you need to find the other part, and that would be 6(5.2*6/2) and yeah. do i have it?
wait
oh, so 6(11.3*6/2) is the triangle. and 6(5.2*6/2) is the hexagon
1 step at a time all i want is thearea of 1 triangle ull c just now y im slowing it down
not all just 1
but isnt the 6 at the beginning all 6 triangles
that isnt a formula i made that up as a short cut. the only formula here is for the area of 1 triangle
use the formula which is A=base*height/2
:/ oh. so i use that, then multiply it by the number of base sides
forget multiplying by the number of base sides
then what do i do..because if i can barely do this one, how can i do ones that are harder
i just dont know my formulas for anything, and the steps
crsnetime focus this is the formula Area=base*height/2 do you know wat the base and the height is? if so then plug it in and solve for the area that is it ill get to wat comes next after
the base is 6, and the height is 11.3 and 5.2.. right
and dont warry when im done with u u will be the smartest in the class for this topic
base=6 and height=11.3
i know that part
whats after that?
u didnt tell me wat the area is yet
203.4?
fyi there is no formulae that solves all the sides u can only solve each side of the figure at a time till u find them all for each question
ohh. thats alot of work
6*11.3/2=203.4? wat kinda calculator r u using?
oh did (11.3*6/2)6
yesso in tests leave these questions for last
tell me wat is the formula for the area of a triangle?
b*h/2
exactly there r no 6s in that formula so dont add a 6 to it. now tell me wat is the area of theat triangle andshow me working
11.3*6=67.8 67.8/2=33.9
correct now we r on the same page :)
yay!!
I have a question..
now u just found the area of only 1 triangle and luck for us all the other triangles r identicle so what we do is add them 6 times 33.9 + 33.9 + 33.9 + 33.9 + 33.9 + 33.9 or u can take a short cut and do this instead 33.9*6. Do u c y we multiply by 6 now?
it has nothing to do with the sides of the hexagon. So now work out 33.9*6 and give me your answer
33.9*6=203.4
would you consider being a tutor? or is that to much to ask
yea ill tutor u when i got time :)
ahhhh thanks! youve just been alot of help. how would i be able to get back to you?
can i get ahold of you on this site?
click on my name and then click become a fan
so the trick for this topic is to be able to break up the figure in to shapes and find there areas indevidually
can you tell me all the formulas you know for different shapes
hello? we rnt finished though
i know.. sorry
so did u multipy 33.9 by 6 yet?
oh and tell me y 6?
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