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harliii:

A triangular pyramid has four faces, six edges, and four vertices. A rectangular pyramid has five faces, eight edges, and five vertices. If the polygon base of a pyramid has 30 sides, how many vertices will the pyramid have? A. 31 B. 32 C. 120 D. 60

harliii:

@Vocaloid

Vocaloid:

for a pyramid if the base has (n) sides, then there are (n+1) vertices therefore, since we have 30 sides how many vertices do we have?

harliii:

would it be 31 verticles

Vocaloid:

good

harliii:

alright thx

harliii:

@Vocaloid i need help

harliii:

If the congruent polygon bases of a prism each have 27 sides, how many vertices will the prism have?

Vocaloid:

euler's formula: F + V - E = 2, we want to know V for a prism, the number of total faces = the sides of the base + 2 therefore we have (27+2) = 29 = F, now we need to know E doing a quick sketch:

Vocaloid:

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Vocaloid:

therefore E = (27+27+27) therefore F + V - E = 2 plugging in our F and E values 29 + V - (27+27+27) = 2 solve for V

harliii:

i put in the wrong answer in anyways

Vocaloid:

try solving this for V 29 + V - (27+27+27) = 2 let me know if you are getting stuck

harliii:

Jana is creating a three-dimensional object out of wood.•The object has exactly 3 rectangular faces. •The object also has exactly 2 triangular faces. If the object's 2 triangular faces were each a base of the object, which figure is Jana building? A. triangular prism B. rectangular prism C. triangular pyramid D. square pyramid

Vocaloid:

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harliii:

triangular prism

Vocaloid:

good so A is your sol'n

harliii:

William is thinking of a three-dimensional object.•The object has two congruent circular bases. •The object has no vertices. Which figure best describes the object that William is thinking of?

harliii:

a. rectangular prism B. cylinder C. triangular prism D. sphere

Vocaloid:

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harliii:

cylinder

harliii:

Sam is thinking of a three-dimensional object.•The object has 5 faces: 4 are triangular and 1 is square. •The object has 5 vertices. •The object has 8 edges. Which figure best describes the object that Sam is thinking of? A. cube B. square pyramid C. triangular prism D. rectangular prism

Vocaloid:

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Vocaloid:

shape?

harliii:

triangular prism

Vocaloid:

not quite a prism doesn't come to a point, it has 2 flat bases look at the base of the shape then add the word "pyramid"

harliii:

square prymaid

Vocaloid:

good

harliii:

Grace is creating a three-dimensional figure out of paper. If she cuts out four congruent equilateral triangles and one square, which figure can she make?

harliii:

is she making a square pyrmiad

Vocaloid:

yup well done

harliii:

okay

harliii:

Lacey is thinking of a three-dimensional object.•The object has 6 vertices. •The object has 9 edges. •The object has a triangular cross-section. Which figure best describes the object that Lacey is thinking

harliii:

this one

Vocaloid:

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harliii:

Alan is building a sign to put in front of his office building. •The sign has 6 sides. •The sign has 3 diagonals coming from each vertex. •The sum of the sign's interior angles equals 720°. What shape is Alan's sign? is this a hexagon

Vocaloid:

yes good

harliii:

making sure

harliii:

Taylor is thinking of a three-dimensional object.•All interior angles are right angles. •The object has 8 vertices. •Only 4 of the object's 6 faces are congruent. Which figure best describes the object that Taylor is thinking of

harliii:

is this a cube

Vocaloid:

that's close but not quite, a cube has all 6 faces congruent if we take a cube and stretch it out a bit, what do we get?

harliii:

rectangle

Vocaloid:

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Vocaloid:

think 3d

Vocaloid:

rectangle is close but what do we call a 3-d rectangular shape like this?

harliii:

triangular prism

Vocaloid:

all sides are rectangular so rectangular prism not triangular prism

harliii:

square pyrimad

Vocaloid:

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Vocaloid all sides are rectangular so ***rectangular prism*** not triangular prism \(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\) rectangular prism is your sol'n

harliii:

oh i feel stupid

harliii:

Which of the following geometric solids has one circular face and one vertex? A. spherical polyhedron B. cylinder C. sphere D. cone

harliii:

@Vocaloid

Vocaloid:

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harliii:

cone

Vocaloid:

good

harliii:

k

harliii:

Mick was given a set of stickers. •Each sticker has 6 sides. •Each sticker can have 3 diagonals coming from each vertex. •The sum of the stickers' interior angles equals 720°. What is the shape of each of his stickers? is this a hexagon

harliii:

@Vocaloid

Vocaloid:

yes

harliii:

yay i finally get this i think

harliii:

A triangular prism has five faces, nine edges, and six vertices. A rectangular prism has six faces, twelve edges, and eight vertices. If the congruent polygon bases of a prism each have 22 sides, how many vertices will the prism have?

Vocaloid:

shortcut method: for a prism with 2 equal bases, # of vertices = 2 * number of sides on each base

harliii:

Robert received a new stencil to help him draw. •The stencil has 5 sides. •The stencil can have 2 diagonals coming from each vertex. •The sum of the stencil's interior angles equals 540°. What is the shape of his new stencil?

harliii:

is this a penatagon

Vocaloid:

yes

harliii:

In the figure above, FG II KJ. If FH = 40, HJ = 30, and FG = 32, what is the length of KJ?

harliii:

@Hero

Hero:

Where's "the figure above"?

harliii:

P, Q, and S are collinear and the measure of <PQR = 120°. What does the measure of <PQT have to equal to ensure that R, Q, and T are collinear?

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harliii:

i need help wth this one @Hero

Hero:

Okay what kind of figure is \(\overline{RT}\)

harliii:

a line segment

Hero:

Right, and a line segment is a part of what kind of figure?

harliii:

can u just tell me how to figure it out

harliii:

idk

Hero:

I am, one step at a time.

harliii:

okay

Hero:

A line segment is a finite portion of a line.

harliii:

okay

Hero:

A straight line in this case. How many degrees does a straight line measure?

harliii:

180

Hero:

Very good. Which means that \(m\angle{PQT} + m\angle{PQR}\) equals how many degrees?

harliii:

360

Hero:

Could you draw an arc between both angles?

harliii:

i don't need help anymore that one doesn't count

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