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I would regard these as three distinct (different) prisms each constructed using the six rectangles in your question... but I haven't... -
Here is Google's translation of the questions, which differs a little from what you said: A. Write down the dimensions of the various...
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Two figures are congruent if one can be transformed into the other by an isometry. This includes the basic high school geometry...
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King Friday replied to the thread Struggling with The Quadratic Formula excercises..Thank you SO much. I'm an idiot. lol:D All of this falls under the category, "Things I should have learned in school had I been paying... -
AAion replied to the thread Struggling with The Quadratic Formula excercises..For the first part, the answer is correct, but it looks like you wrote the expression incorrectly. You are solving x^2+x-2=0 Applying...
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Mmrtwhs replied to the thread Struggling with The Quadratic Formula excercises..The first thing you need to do is read the quadratric formula correctly. Correct is \dfrac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^2-4ac}}{2a} What you are...
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IQUESTION 1 Which of the following is not a factor of the algebraic expression xy (x + 3)^2 - x^2 y (x + 3) + xy (x + 3) \text{A)...
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King Friday posted the thread Struggling with The Quadratic Formula excercises. in Beginning Algebra.I'm having a hard time with Problem 3. (I just went from Problem 1 to Problem 3 since I don't think it makes a difference and indexing...
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King Friday replied to the thread Self-learner path..I am 68 years old and studying high school Algebra at home with an online course on Udemy. My hope is a progress to Pre-Calc and...
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Dr.Peterson replied to the thread prism.Here is Google's translation of the questions, which differs a little from what you said: A. Write down the dimensions of the various... -
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The Highlander replied to the thread Self-learner path..The OP mentions here that s/he is 68 years old; I expect that probably narrows down the options. 😊 -
The Highlander replied to the thread prism.I would regard these as three distinct (different) prisms each constructed using the six rectangles in your question... but I haven't...
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Your prism (actually right rectangular prism) consists of two 3 x 4 rectangles, two 3 x 9 rectangles, and two 4 x 9 rectangles. As long...
