Question

Help!

Answer 1

@iGreen @kidrah69 @triciaal

Answer 2

What do you think?

Answer 3

Here's a graph of a pair of perpendicular lines:

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/uzhl55418x

Answer 4

1 and 2 Are C right?

Answer 5

@iGreen

Answer 6

@craz

Answer 7

@Crazypizzalover

Answer 8

Are they all C?

Answer 9

@SolomonZelman @Haseeb96

Answer 10

@iGreen

Answer 11

@horsegirl325 What do u think perpendicular lines look like?

Answer 12

right angle

Answer 13

it is c we know that

Answer 14

Correct!

Answer 15

2 c?

Answer 16

are you going to say it or not!!

Answer 17

IK that squares dun have faces. So I'm not sure but I think the question is talking a 3-D shapre

Answer 18

So that means yu can eliminate B & C since they're not 3-D

Answer 19

Now, it's also talking about area so A can go, too

Answer 20

@horsegirl325 u with me? o_O

Answer 21

yes

Answer 22

Ok, so what answer choice does that leave u with?

Answer 23

d

Answer 24

hello u there?

Answer 25

Yes correct!

Answer 26

what bout 3?

Answer 27

c?

Answer 28

Look thru each answer choice. Which 1 doesn't look like a square to u?

Answer 29

rombus, rectangle and a trapizoid

Answer 30

Ok so, u're right about the rhombus and trapezoid

Answer 31

Now, look at the parallelogram and rectangle. Which 1 looks a lot like the square?

Answer 32

so its a rectangle!

Answer 33

Yes u're right! Just to imagine the square being stretched

Answer 34

When labeling an answer after finding the volume the units should ____ ?
A. remain the same
B. be squared
C. be cubed

Answer 35

last one!

Answer 36

B?

Answer 37

i think

Answer 38

No not really. A squared unit is used for area

Answer 39

oohhhh....volume!!! didn't c that

Answer 40

So A

Answer 41

U do use units when u find the answer. It's important to do so. So, it should not stay the same

Answer 42

So it would be Cubed?

Answer 43

k thank you! Medal?

Answer 44

U're welcome :)