top front length width area of front = h x w area of top = w x l area of right = 1x h area of left = lx h area of right + left = 2(1x h) area of back = h x w area of bottom = w x 1 area of front+ back = 2(h x w) area of top + bottom = 2(w x ) %3D Surface Area = 2(h x w) + 2(wx ) + 2(1x h) %3D Calculate the Surface Area (S.A.) for each rectangluar prism by using the formula SA. = 2(h x w) + 2(w x ) + 2(1x h). а. a. 4 m 6 m b. 5 cm 5 cm length = 14 mm с. width = 9 mm C. height = 20 mm %3D right 148134 5 cm

top front length width area of front = h x w area of top = w x l area of right = 1x h area of left = lx h area of right + left = 2(1x h) area of back = h x w area of bottom = w x 1 area of front+ back = 2(h x w) area of top + bottom = 2(w x ) %3D Surface Area = 2(h x w) + 2(wx ) + 2(1x h) %3D Calculate the Surface Area (S.A.) for each rectangluar prism by using the formula SA. = 2(h x w) + 2(w x ) + 2(1x h). а. a. 4 m 6 m b. 5 cm 5 cm length = 14 mm с. width = 9 mm C. height = 20 mm %3D right 148134 5 cm

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Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter7: Analytic Trigonometry

Section7.6: The Inverse Trigonometric Functions

Problem 91E

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