Please help! Reposted
Since this is a composite figure, you need to divide the figure into at least two other shapes in which you know how to find the area of.
I know the area of each figure. Mathmale was helping me earlier
Now add the area together.
840
That will help you find the area in millimeters. And multiply by 10 to get the centimeters.
Oh wait hold on
Psh Okay its 300 xD
3000 when muliplied
Sorry you need to divide by ten to find the centimeters.
But you are incorrect.
Let's say that the bigger figure is Shape A and the smaller figure is Shape B. Shape A, you need to multiply 45*45 and in Shape B you need to multiply 30*30. What will you get when you add the two products?
61650
Are you sure?
@Questioner1 What is 2025+900?
Im pretty sure I did something wrong with my calculator- So sorry if i seem like a six year old
2925
No problem and you're correct for finding the measurement in millimeters. NOW convert this in centimeters.
Nice work, both of you! Questioner: Think: How many mm in 1 cm? You'll need this conversion factor.
I got 292.5 Cm But im not sure
1 mm = 0.1 Cm
I understand probably It is C.
Let's be careful always to use the proper units of measurement. Here's what I'd propose: \[\frac{ 2925 mm ^{3} }{ 1 }*(\frac{ 1 cm }{ 10 mm })^{3}=?\]
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