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I need 18,19,& 20•ignore my writing

I need 18,19,& 20•ignore my writing-example-1
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Answer:

Part 18) Option D 100 square meters

Part 19) Option A 60 cubic meters

Part 19) Option C. 212 cubic centimeters

Explanation:

Part 18) Estimate the surface area of the prism

we know that

The surface area of the prism is equal to


SA=2B+PH

where

B is the area of the base

P is the perimeter of the base

H is the height of the prism

Find the area of the base B


B=3.5*7=24.5\ m^(2)

Find the perimeter of the base P


P=2*(3.5+7)=21\ m

we have


H=2.4\ m

substitute


SA=2(24.5)+(21)(2.4)=99.4\ m^(2) ----> exact value

Estimate the surface area

we have


L=3.5=4\ m ----> round up


W=7\ m


H=2.4=2\ m ----> round down

Estimate the area of the base B


B=4*7=28\ m^(2)

Estimate the perimeter of the base P


P=2*(4+7)=22\ m

substitute in the formula


SA=2(28)+(22)(2)=56+44=100\ m^(2)

Part 19) Estimate the volume of the prism

The volume of the prism is equal to


V=BH

we have


B=3.5*7=24.5\ m^(2)


H=2.4\ m

substitute


V=(24.5)(2.4)=58.8\ m^(3) ----> exact value

Estimate the volume

we have


L=3.5=4\ m ----> round up


W=7\ m


H=2.4=2\ m ----> round down

Estimate the area of the base B


B=4*7=28\ m^(2)

substitute in the formula


V=(28)(2)=56\ m^(3)

Part 20) The volume of the prism is equal to


V=BH

we have


B=6*6.8=40.8\ cm^(2)


H=5.2\ cm

substitute


V=(40.8)(5.2)=212.16\ cm^(3) ----> exact value

Estimate the volume

we have


L=6\ cm


W=6.8=7\ cm ----> round up


H=5.2=5\ cm ----> round down

Estimate the area of the base B


B=6*7=42\ cm^(2)

substitute in the formula


V=(42)(5)=210\ cm^(3)

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