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47 cm

Find the surface area of the triangular prism. The base of the
prism is an isosceles triangle.
37 cm
35 cm
24 cm
The surface area is cm².

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Answer:

I'll setup the problem. But I have a question about the car the equal sides of the isosceles triangle. We'll go with 37 cm

Explanation:

you will have to find the areas of the 2 isosceles triangles at either end and the 3 rectangles around the triangles.

Area for the triangles


A = (1)/(2) bh

b = base of triangle, I'll guess it's 24cm

h = height (draw a line between the vertex of the equal sdes to the base at a right angle, then use Pythagoras to

find the height)


</p><p> h = \sqrt{ {37}^(2) - {( (1)/(2)b) }^(2)}

area for rectangles

37x47 + 24x47 + 37x47

sorry it's a little sloppy (I'm on a cellphone)

comment if you have questions

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