Why do u think each letter in a polygon's name can be used only once

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Answer 1
Answer: It is not true.

An octagon is a polygon of 8 sides. The letter "o" appears in octagon two times.


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What steps should be taken to calculate the volume of the right triangular prism? Select three options

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Answer:

1st, 4th and 5th options are correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

Please find the attachment.  

We are asked to choose three steps to calculate the volume of the given right triangular prism.

We know that base of triangular prism is triangle. The volume of triangular prism is area of base times height of the prism.

Let us find area of triangular base using area of triangle formula.

A=(1)/(2)bh, where,

b = Base length,

h = Height of triangular base.

Therefore, 1st option is correct.

Upon substituting the base length (8 m) and height (14 m), we will get:

A=(1)/(2)(\text{8 m}* \text{14 m})

A=\text{4 m}* \text{14 m}

A=56\text{ m}^2

Therefore, 4th option is correct.

The volume of the prism would be area of base times height of prism (7 m) as:

\text{Volume of the prism}=(56\text{ m}^2)* 7\text{ m}

\text{Volume of the prism}=392\text{ m}^3

Therefore, 5th option is correct as well.


To calculate the volume of a triangular prism, measure the width and height of a triangular base, then multiply the base by the height by 1/2 to determine the triangle's area. Next, measure the height of the triangular prism and multiply this by the triangle's area to get the volume

Can someone help? anyone who's taking like geometry?

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The triangles are similar so corresponding sides will be in ratio. The first triangle has sides of 2, 4, and 6. The second triangle has a largest side of 24. You are asked to find the perimeter of the second triangle. 
The largest side of the first triangle is 6 and the largest side of the second triangle is 24. This is a ratio of 6:24 which can be reduced to 1:4.
Each side of the second triangle is 4 times as large as the corresponding side of the first triangle.
Now we can calculate the other 2 sides.
2 x 4 = 8
4 x 4 = 16
The three sides are 8, 16 and 24
Perimeter of this triangle is 8 + 16 + 24 = 48

Answer the following questions about the problem above. Write in complete sentences to get full credit. 1. What is the slope for section "d" of Mrs. Washington's commute.
2. What does it mean that the slope is negative in context of the problem?
3. Why are the slopes different over different intervals?
4. How long does it take Mrs. Washington to get home? How did you know this?

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Note: Since you missed to add the image, so after a little research, I was able to find the image related to this question, which hopefully serves the purpose to clear your concept. The image is attached below.

Step-by-step explanation:

Part 1) What is the slope for section "d" of Mrs. Washington's commute

Calculating the slope for section "d" of Mrs. Washington's commute:

Slope of the section d  =(y_(2) - y_(1))/(x_(2) - x_(1))

(6 - 0)/(32 - 20)=(1)/(2)=0.5

Part 2) What does it mean that the slope is negative in context of the problem?

The slope is being negative as it is moving downward from the left. In negative slop, the value of x increase, while the vale of y decreases. In positive slop, the value of both x and y increases.

Part 3) Why are the slopes different over different intervals?

Slopes are different at different intervals as the distance covered in time taken for each part of the given journey are different, also the speed is not the same for each interval.

As the speed can be calculated as

Speed\:=\:(distance)/(time)\:

Distance = y_(2) -y_(1) = 20 - 15 = 5

Time = x_(2) -x_(1)= 8 - 0 = 8

Speed = (5)/(8)=0.625

Therefore, the speed in the part 1 is 0.625ms^(-1)

Part 4) How long does it take Mrs. Washington to get home? How did you know this?

It is clear from the graph that does take 32 minutes to her to get home.  

We can observe it from the graph that it represents the total time taken across the entire journey.

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A teacher is covering a bulletin board with fabric. He has a piece of material that is 2 yards long and 36 inches wide. What size bulletin board can he cover with the material?

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36'' = 1 yard
The teacher can cover a bulletin board with size 2 yards^2
Well to start our problem we need to find the information that is most important. 2 yards and 36 inches wide, and "What size bulletin board can he cover with the material?". Now that we have our information we can figure this out : 36 : 1y yard so 2y by 36in aka 2/36, so......our work can lead us too : 2 yards *squared* or 2 yards^2. Hopes I helped!

HELP ASAP!! PLEASE AND THANK YOU!!!!Given ABCDE ~ LMNOP and CD = 16, DE = 18, and NO = 12, what is OP?

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ABCDE and LMNOP are similar.
This means that each corresponding side scales by the same amount from one to the other.

AB scales to LM just as BC does to MN...

and CD to NO just as DE does to OP!

Now, let's make a proportion.

NO/CD = OP/DE

12/16 = OP/18

Simplify...

3/4 = OP/18

13.5 = OP

the teacher said there was about a one in a million chance of obtaining a perfect score by guessing on a test where all questions were true or false. assuming the teacher was not exaggerating, about how many true-false questions were on this test?

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would it be one million? That's my best guess