Can some1 help me find the surface area, volume, base area, and lateral SA of a triangular prism? Its urgent please
@OrangeMaster would you be able to help me?
If I had the measures.
And i can provide those. the length of rectangle=7 base of triangle=6.4 base of angle of triangle=63 degrees
thats all my teacher gave me
It looks like it's getting into trigonometry because it wants you to find the other side lengths by yourself. I would be able to help if I knew the other sides, but I SUCK at trig. Sorry.
what about a square pyramid with the edge of the base=7.5 and the leg of the isosceles triangle being 9.5?
Ok, maybe. Just give me a sec.
Thank you!
Google can help you right away https://www.google.com/search?q=triangular+prism+calculator&oq=triangular+prism+calcu&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l5.16248j0j7&sourceid=chrome&es_sm=122&ie=UTF-8
For your trig question |dw:1399240787666:dw|
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We need to find x so |dw:1399240882383:dw| We have one side it's adjacent the angle and x is opposite the angle so we will use tangent so tan=opposite/adjacent tan (63)=x/3.2 Multiply by 3.2 on both sides 3.2*tan(63)=x 6.3=x So the height of your triangle is 6.3
Thank you cuz i didnt get how to get the height correctly :) but i still dont know how to get the base sides like the calculator asks for :/
whats the difference between the length of the rectangle and then base of the triangle?
length of the rectangle= 7and the base of triangle 6.4 idk how it will help me get the base sides for the calculator
Here let me show you
ok
One question is the triangle an isosceles triangle or do you not know?
the triangle on the triangular prism is unknown :/
Ok.
it might be equilateral
Well we can't guess. It's whatever the question gives us.
it doesnt give but based on the 3d figure she gave us to put together i can conclude its equilateral
well tell me what you think http://miamibeachhigh.schoolwires.com/cms/lib07/FL01000126/Centricity/Domain/212/Triangluar_Prism.pdf
Angles of an equilateral triangle are 60-60-60 always.
did you see it?
Yes it's a blank net for and triangular prism.
yeah and what does the triangle look like to you
is there anyway we can do it without knowing the type of triangle?
It does look equilateral but it's not possible if you said that one of the angles is 63 degrees.
this is the info she gave us
mayb im saying something wrong
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