Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
7th Edition
ISBN: 9781337614085
Author: Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.
Publisher: Cengage,
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[画像:12e rds Insert LX Draw Design Layout quickstart_template - Word References Mailings Review View Help out Name: Jacob Scott Quickstart Template For this activity, your task is to collect two 3-D items from your environment in order to calculate their volumes and surface areas. One item will be either a prism or a pyramid, the other item will be either a cone or a cylinder. Some items that will work for this activity are canned goods, food storage containers, recyclable cardboard items, etc. Maka aur to two to thee semences. laulatjana Prism/Pyramid (Object 1) Object 1: Basket 3-D Shape: Cube Dimensions: Length: 10 in Width: 10 in Height: 10 in foruaufnalai Base of Object 1: Square Area Formula: A=a2 Base Area: 100 Table Tools Design Layout ܢܩܢܢܢܩܩܩ Object 2: Soda can 3-D Shape: Cylinder Dimensions: Height: 4 in Radius: 1.5 in Tell me what you want to do Cone/Cylinder (Object 2) Base Area Calculations: ab caflasti Base Area: 7.065 Base of Object 2: Circle Area Formula: A=rr2 Qua tian Scott, Ja]
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Transcribed Image Text:12e rds Insert LX Draw Design Layout quickstart_template - Word References Mailings Review View Help out Name: Jacob Scott Quickstart Template For this activity, your task is to collect two 3-D items from your environment in order to calculate their volumes and surface areas. One item will be either a prism or a pyramid, the other item will be either a cone or a cylinder. Some items that will work for this activity are canned goods, food storage containers, recyclable cardboard items, etc. Maka aur to two to thee semences. laulatjana Prism/Pyramid (Object 1) Object 1: Basket 3-D Shape: Cube Dimensions: Length: 10 in Width: 10 in Height: 10 in foruaufnalai Base of Object 1: Square Area Formula: A=a2 Base Area: 100 Table Tools Design Layout ܢܩܢܢܢܩܩܩ Object 2: Soda can 3-D Shape: Cylinder Dimensions: Height: 4 in Radius: 1.5 in Tell me what you want to do Cone/Cylinder (Object 2) Base Area Calculations: ab caflasti Base Area: 7.065 Base of Object 2: Circle Area Formula: A=rr2 Qua tian Scott, Ja
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