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HAHA!! I didn't even notice that it said 3/2!! Wow I need to pay more attention!! 

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Triangle CHS is similar to triangle triangle TFY

Assuming you mean 25%, the answer will be 25/100 * 12, which is 3.

Because they are similar, we could do 180-52-62= 66

The scale factor is 1/2, because each side is dilated 1/2 to get to the new shape. 

The RS has a line over it. I dont know how to put it on there. 

How come you put "2m" for the third fraction instead of 2?

Volume_sphere   =  (4/3) pi (diameter / 2)^3  =  (4/3) pi (3476 / 2)^3 = 

2.2 x 10¹⁰ km^3

Since the first term is x^3  and the last term  is  -8....

The other factor must be (x - 4)

So....let's expand this

(x + 1) (x + 2) (x - 4)  =   x^3 - x^2 - 10 x - 8

So  a  = 1    and b  =  10

lateral area of cylinder   =   circumference of base * height

circumference of base   =   pi * diameter   =   pi * 10   =   10pi

Plug in  10pi  for the circumference of base and  10  for height.

lateral area of cylinder   =   10pi * 10   =   100pi   ≈   314  un²

SA_sphere   =  4 pi  (radius)^2  =  4 pi (6)^2  =  4 pi (36)  = 144 pi units^2  ≈

452.2 units^2

GOOD JOB  !!!!

im pretty sure its B, but just need a confirmation 

Lateral area  =

pi *  (radius) * √ [ height ^2  + radius^2 ]  =

pi *  ( 4 )  * √ [  4^2 + 3^2 ]  =

pi * ( 4 ) * √25  =

pi * ( 4 ) * (5 )  =

20 pi  units^2  ≈   62.8 units^2

Take my other answer  and add  2 [ 6 * 4 ]  =  48 square units

Lateral surface area =

[ height ]  * 2 * [ sum of base dimensions ]  

[ 2 ]  * 2 *  [ 6 + 4 ]  =

4 * [ 10 ]  =

40  square units

Thanks, BubbleTanks......pretty cool  !!!

I have added this to our reference material thread.

That is how good I think this is!

Understanding Parabolas:

OfficialBubbleTanks ( a member here in Nov17) Made this interactive Desmos graph so that people can learn to understand parabolas better. This is a  great tool I think :)

Thanks OBT :)

HAHA that's funny, I have another one Here’s some advice: At a job 
interview, tell them you’re willing to give 110 percent. Unless the job is a statistician.

Thanks OBT

This is a a really good parabola helper that OBT has made.

Others here could find it very useful :)

Thanks OBT

something can't lie between one number, there needs to be two of them.

Good job, BubbleTanks....!!!!

a point and a line cant be parallel/perpendicular, it needs to be two lines.

Hey....that's OK......you got the correct answer.....!!!!