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In the rectangular solid above, points A, B, C, and D are ve
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In the rectangular solid above, points A, B, C, and D are vertices, AB = 8, and all edges meet at right angles. Which of the following statements, considered individually, is sufficient to determine the volume of the solid?
Indicate all that apply.
A. The solid is a cube.
B. The area of one face of the solid is 64.
C. \(BC = CD = AB\).
D. \(BD=8 \sqrt{2}\) and triangle BCD is isosceles.
E. \(AC = BD\).
Re: In the rectangular solid above, points A, B, C, and D are ve
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24 Oct 2020, 10:24
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If we know that the solid is cube then we can find the volume as L^3
If AC =BC=CD then we can determine the other height and find the volume
If BD is 8√2 then we can use Pythagoras theorem to find the other side
Hence ACD
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If AC =BC=CD then we can determine the other height and find the volume
If BD is 8√2 then we can use Pythagoras theorem to find the other side
Hence ACD
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Re: In the rectangular solid above, points A, B, C, and D are ve
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26 Oct 2020, 15:39
26 Oct 2020, 15:39
Why not B? 64 = 8^2 no? We cant take the negative root since we deal with lengths?
