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The surface area of a triangle is defined as the area of the base added to the area of its four triangular faces. The area of the triangular face is going to be .5*(base)*(height) or .5(3)(6)=9 ft^2. This is multiplied by four for all the faces, so you have 36 ft^2. Finally, you have the area of the base, a square, which is just side^2. This is merely 3^2, which is 9 ft^2, so 36+9=45 ft^2.
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\[SA=s^2+2sl\]
Okay so the answer is 36?
You tell us.
The answer is 45
Okay, I think I understand. Can you help me an a few more? Please?
SA = 1/2 perimeter of base times slant height + area of base SA = 1/2 * 3*4*6 + 9 SA = ? @SadieK
45
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