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OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
satellite73 (satellite73):
what is a "lateral area"??
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
base and height?
satellite73 (satellite73):
idk i was asking
satellite73 (satellite73):
a quick google search tells me it is \[(2L+2W)H\]
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satellite73 (satellite73):
so \[(2\times 14+2\times 18)\times 2.54\]
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
oh whoops
okay so that would be 162.56
satellite73 (satellite73):
want me to check?
satellite73 (satellite73):
yeah, that is what i get
satellite73 (satellite73):
but i just googled it, so don't take my word for it
is that a possible answer?
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OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
no :/
hold on let me reread the question to see if i missed something
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
nope, it's not an answer
satellite73 (satellite73):
ok so i googled again, says is is the surface area except the top and the bottom
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
oh okay hold on I'm gonna try and see what I can do
satellite73 (satellite73):
oh lord!!
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satellite73 (satellite73):
it is 8, not 18 doh
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
Oh its okay lmao
i made the same mistake
satellite73 (satellite73):
i should learn to read \[(2\times 14+2\times 8)\times 2.54\]
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
111.76 which is an answer, yay!
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
now just for the surface area
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satellite73 (satellite73):
take that number, add the areas of the top and bottom
satellite73 (satellite73):
ok \[11.76+2\times 14\times 8\]
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
235.76 which isn't an answer
satellite73 (satellite73):
grrr
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
mkay hold on sorry if this is frustrating
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OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
oh i got it! it's 335
satellite73 (satellite73):
wait, it is about 336 right?
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
yep! my bad
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
i'm very confused about 6 and 7 tho
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
i think the squareroot sign throws me off
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OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
@3mar
OpenStudy (3mar):
Well, I am here.
How could I help you?
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
sorry to bother, but I need to figure out how to do number 6 and I'm confused on 7
OpenStudy (3mar):
3 is done?
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
mhm figured it out
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OpenStudy (3mar):
Great!
OpenStudy (3mar):
Could you give me 10 min, please so I will be with you???
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
hm?
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
yeah its fine if you leave for a while i'm not in a rush
OpenStudy (3mar):
I am with you now
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OpenStudy (3mar):
Sorry for being late for you
OpenStudy (pokiedokie):
its okay
OpenStudy (3mar):
Any pyramid has number of faces equal to the number of sides of its base!
and this one has six (equal) faces, and the area of one of them is calculated as follows:
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