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1. What is the total surface area of this rectangular pyramid?

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_______ square feet

2. What is the surface area of the square pyramid below?

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96 cm2
122 cm2
132 cm2
144 cm2

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For question 2, the answer is 120 cm^2

The formula is SA = b + 1/2 ps
p = perimeter
s = slant height

this is a square, so all the sides are equal. So 6 cm x 4 = 24 cm, this is the perimeter of the base.
then multiply this by the slant height, and you get 192.
192 x 1/2 = 96.
96 + 24 (the area of the base) = 120.

120 = 24 + (1/2 x 24 x 8)
User George Mickleburgh
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Answer:

Explanation:

The total surface area of rectangular pyramid is calculate as;

A = 2x(area of triangle with height 8ft and base 12ft) +2x(area of triangle with height 6ft and base 9.5ft)+ area of rectangle


A = 2*((1)/(2)*(12)*(8))+2*((1)/(2)*(9.5)*(6)) + (12*6)


A = 2*((1)/(2)*96)+2*((1)/(2)*57) + (72)


A = 2*(48)+2*((1)/(2)*57) + (72)


A = 96+2*((1)/(2)*57) + (72)


A = 96+57+72


A = 225

Hence, the total surface area of the rectangular pyramid is 225 cm²

The area of square pyramid is calculated as:
\text{A} = 2(b* l)+b^(2)

in second figure we can see base 'b' is 6 and lateral height 'l' is 8.

so,


\text{A} = 2(b* l)+b^(2)

Put b = 6 and l = 8 in above formula,


= 2(6*8) + 6^(2)


= 2*48 + 36


= 96 + 36


= 132

Hence, the surface area of the square pyramid is 132 cm²

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