A square pyramid has a base area of 64 ft2. The pyramid’s total surface area is 224 ft2. What is the area of each triangular face? A. 32 ft2 B. 40 ft2 C. 53 ft2 D. 160 ft2 @Pawtpie
I have one more after this one
Quick question did I get a medal for the last question?
no but ill give it
yes u did
Okay this time we have a pyramid
And we need the area of one of the triangular faces
Okay this should be easy
The total surface area is 244 ft^2 and the square base takes up 64 ft^2 of this amount. So how much surface area is made up of the triangle faces?
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Good drawing, it should look like this
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This would be all of the sides of a pyramid
what is that LOL
I broke apart the pyramids into sides
So what is the total surface area according to the question?
224
cant you just divide all this why make it so complicated
To get the area of the four triangle sides we need to subtract the area of the square base from the area of the pyramid.
THE base ism64
with area you multiply/divide subtracting is for perimeter why would she subtract?
Because we have to subtract the area of the square from the area of the pyramid before we can divide to get the area of one of the triangular sides.
So 224 - 64 is?
2160
"The pyramid’s total surface area is 224 ft2. What is the area of each triangular face?" end of qoute i dont see how you figure that but as long as she understands then i guess its ok :}
Did you mean 160?
its ok @some.random.cool.kid
yes
So 160 ft.^2 is the area taken up by 4 triangular sides, so to get the area of one side we have to?
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