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Practice
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Answer
the following questions dealing with 3-dimensional figures.
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The
figure to the left is a cube. Find the number
of degrees in angle BEG.
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This
figure represents a piece of Limburger cheese that is in
the shape of a right triangular prism. Find the
minimum amount of aluminum foil needed to wrap it up completely.
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Stephanie
has an aquarium that contains 150 gallons of water.
Unfortunately her fish have developed a parasite called
"ick" which appears as white spots on the
fish. To eliminate the parasite, she needs to add 1
tablespoon of salt per 5 gallons of water in the
aquarium. How many ounces of salt should Stephanie
add to the fish tank?
(2 tablespoons = 1 oz.)
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At the age of
81, Mr. Luke Roberts decided to start collecting
string. He has a spherical ball of string three feet
in diameter. On the assumption that one cubic inch
of string weighs 0.03 pounds and the ball was solid
string, how much does the ball weigh?
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A delivery service limits the packages it will handle to
those weighing less than 70 pounds. In addition, the
combined girth and length of the package must not exceed
108 inches. The length is the longest dimension of
the package, and the girth is the total distance around
the package at its widest part, not including the
length.
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For a rectangular package with
width W, length L, and height H, write a formula to
compute the "combined girth and length".
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b. You want to ship a small
telescope in a box that weighs 54 pounds, and has a length
of 54 inches, a width of 10 inches, and a height of 11
inches. Would this package pass the weight and size
restrictions of the delivery service?
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Problem
adapted from CORD Algebra 1 |
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Assuming that
blocks need not sit on top of one another, what is the
minimum number of blocks in this stack?
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If this
2-dimensional figure is assembled, it will form the
3-dimensional figure shown at the right.
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