Question

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Answer 1

@mhchen

Answer 2

So you want to make the equations equal

Sasha's equation has a variable s
Maggie's equation has s and h

To get them equal you need to write them in terms of only s or h

Look at the picture and we can see that s = 2h right?
Side = 2 x height


So B and D are both wrong

Next we need to plug it in correctly

V = (1/6) s^3

V = (1/6) s^2 * (s)

V = (1/6) s^2 * (2h)

Answer 3

I BELIEVE IT IS A

Answer 4

yes

Answer 5

https://i.postimg.cc/k5vRvwqS/IMG-7912-1.jpg

Answer 6

Watch this: I'm going to try and get the area of a circle using rectangles:

Answer 7

See how as I add more smaller squares
it gets closer and closer to being a circle?

Answer 8

it is C