Question

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Answer 1

@AriPotta

Answer 2

can u read it?

Answer 3

no, it says error

Answer 4

omg
let me try again

Answer 5

http://i1274.photobucket.com/albums/y434/hmp311/94DAC0DD-985D-412A-873B-7FB2A8FE5CB2-120-0000001BF13FFFBE_zps4aa31378.jpg

Answer 6

does that work?

Answer 7

lemme get some food. i'm hungry. i'll be back

Answer 8

:/ okay, ill wait.

Answer 9

@Hero

Answer 10

could one word be in more than one box?

Answer 11

Yes.

Answer 12

Also how do you determine were to put what word?

Answer 13

i'm not sure about this...idk what to put for 1 dimension...i think you'd be better off with someone else helping you :/

Answer 14

:/ okay:///

Answer 15

@JakeV8 can you help her?

Answer 16

@lilyan4

Answer 17

@omnomnom

Answer 18

would a circle be 1 dimension?

Answer 19

I am not sure. We just started this.

Answer 20

A cone is 3 dimension..
im guessing surface area is .. 1 dimension.. Not sure

Answer 21

2-dimensional has area...

Answer 22

Oh lol...

Answer 23

Cyliinder is 3 dimensional

Answer 24

So area and surface area is two dimension?

Answer 25

ok let me write that down

Answer 26

yes, like a circle has 2 dimensions, but a cylinder or a sphere has 3

Answer 27

Octagon is 2 dimensional right..

Answer 28

hm,thanks jake! dont leave! im writing!

Answer 29

yup

Answer 30

Cuz it has a flat surface

Answer 31

having a sneezing attack... brb

Answer 32

Cube is 3 dimension
Triangle is most likely 2 dimension

Answer 33

ok, ill wait! tnnx jake and om!

Answer 34

back

Answer 35

good. that was quick

Answer 36

am writing,one sec

Answer 37

Perimeter and circumference go in to 1 dimension.. im guessing

Answer 38

If you can measure volume, it has 3 dimensions.

If no volume but area, it has 2 dimensions.

If no area, but length, 1 dimension.

If no length, it's a single point... 0 dimensions.

Answer 39

no guessing :) (jk)

Answer 40

Okay Jake, let us go in order,yes?

Answer 41

Lol i like guessing :D

Answer 42

@helpmeplz311 you can use that order of things to figure all these out... just ask each question in order... But I'll hang around to help...

Answer 43

I shall fan you for your kindness,Jake:)

Answer 44

hmmm, i will try.

Answer 45

I'M HIS NUMBER ONE FAN.

Answer 46

no fighting now...

Answer 47

Lol @AriPotta Think Again you got some competition xD
And Jake you should fan me :D

Answer 48

It is okay Jake,l, Ok I wikl try
area is 2 yes?

Answer 49

Yes

Answer 50

surface area and area?

Answer 51

SI... :D

Answer 52

And i think perimeter and circumference too.. Maybe you should ask jake on those

Answer 53

hahah loll ok, im writing

Answer 54

same thing... surface area is a type of area. But don't get confused... you can find surface area on a 3-dimensional shape... that's why you FIRST ask if it has volume.

Answer 55

is height 1, 2, and 3?

Answer 56

perimeter and circumference are tricky... guesses, anyone? ;)

Answer 57

ITS IN 1 DIMENSION1!!.. i think

Answer 58

@AriPotta, are you asking if height is all three choices?

Answer 59

yes

Answer 60

@omnomnom you thing correctly. But let's talk for a sec about why (unless you are sure, but even then, @AriPotta and @helpmeplz311 may want to hear it too)

Answer 61

Ok guys I am making a chart on googlr docs and adding the terms as we go along.

Answer 62

Okay Jake

Answer 63

height is just a line , right? so it's only 1?

Answer 64

The tricky part on 1 dimension is to realize that you can describe, completely, where you are along a one-dimensional figure with a single number (that's really what makes it one-dimensional).

Answer 65

Why because circumference is basically perimeter for a circle.. and it falls in the category of area i think.. O.O
Idk.. LOL WHY DONT YOU TELL US??? @JakeV8

Answer 66

right @AriPotta ... good job.

Answer 67

so for perimeter and circumference, think about a track, like you run around in a race... you only need 1 number to tell how far you are around the track.

Answer 68

:o

Answer 69

oh right.. So it will still be 1 dimension

Answer 70

The track encloses a field... the field is 2-dimensional because it has area.

But the distance around a track just requires 1 number to describe.

Answer 71

Okay. perimeter circumference is one
yes?

Answer 72

Same with any line... just say "how far along the line?", and that's it.

Answer 73

yes, @helpmeplz311 , correct.

Answer 74

length as well,no?

Answer 75

And Rectangular Prism is 3 DIMENSION!!

Answer 76

Length... "how much length?" Answer: 6 miles, or 4 feet, or whatever... just one number needed

Answer 77

@omnomnom is correct.

Answer 78

is this right?

Answer 79

And TRIANGULAR PRISM IS IN 3 DIMENSION TOO

Answer 80

@AriPotta you missed one... can you find it?

Answer 81

Jake you should be a teacher.. O.o

Answer 82

that would make a nice testimonial as a fan ;)

Answer 83

Lol surrrrreeee :D

Answer 84

the sphere??

Answer 85

no, sphere is 3... check what you put for circle.

Answer 86

ooooh, it should be 2

Answer 87

But a circle is a flat surface.. is it not? O.O

Answer 88

Oh right which makes it 2.. xD

Answer 89

there we go :)

Answer 90

thank u,
u guys are great

Answer 91

@AriPotta looks good...

Answer 92

Lol ...

Answer 93

thanks jake om and ari

Answer 94

Welcome.. :DDDDDDDDD
I still dont get how you are in 8th grade and i am in 9th yet you get harder work then i do -_-

Answer 95

rlly u think it s harder?