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ind df/dy of f(x,y) =x^y. anyone helps me, please
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all volume formulas are legit, right? if so, you can use the V = B(h) formula, so you would multiply 6 by [18(18)]
correct! let's review the math: V = 18^2(6) 18 squared is 18 times 18 V = 324(6) so V = 1944
that would be 1944 in.
I mean c
you know what? I am so sorry! I had you solving for a cube!!! i'll be right back with the correct equation...
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Ok, take a look at this: http://mathsteacher.com.au/year10/ch14_measurement/25_pyramid/21pyramid.htm
so, you will need to do equation: V = 1/3 (area of base*height)
that would be V = 1/3 [(18*18) * 6] V = 1/3 (324 * 6) V = 1/3 (1944) V = 640 You are correct! the answer is C
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