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Chapter 9.2, Problem 9E
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Suppose that the lateral faces of the pyramid in Exercise 5 have A A B E = 12 i n 2 , A B C E = 16 i n 2 , A C D E = 12 i n 2 , and A D A E = 10 i n 2 . If each side of the square base measures 4 i n . , find the total surface area of the pyramid.

Chapter 9.2, Problem 9E, Suppose that the lateral faces of the pyramid in Exercise 5 have AABE=12in2, ABCE=16in2, ACDE=12in2,

To determine

To find:

The total surface area of the given pyramid.

Explanation

Given:

The figure given below

and base ABCD is a square. The lateral faces of the pyramid measures AABE=12in2, ABCE=16in2, ACDE=12in2, and ADAE=10in2. Each side of the square base measures 4in..

Formula Used:

A pyramid is made by connecting a base to an apex or vertex. The base is flat with straight edges, no curves, hence, a polygon and all other faces are triangles.

A regular pyramid is a pyramid whose base is a regular polygon and whose lateral edges are all congruent.

The lateral faces are given by the triangular faces of the pyramid.

The base face is given by the base polygon.

The total surface area T of a pyramid with lateral area A and base area B is given by

T=L+B.

The area of a square B of side a is given by

B=a2.

Calculation:

From the given figure

The apex is not directly above the center of the base. Hence it is an Oblique Pyramid and the lateral edges are not congruent.

The lateral faces are not congruent. Thus, an irregular pyramid.

The lateral faces are â–³ABE, â–³BCE, â–³CDE, and â–³DAE.

The lateral area L is given by the sum of area of all lateral faces

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