Solution?
Im lowiq
You are not, you are an atheist
No, I praise nature
why?
If the length of the cube is 2 cm, then raised to the power of three the volume of the cube is 8 cubic cm.
But it's not about the volume of the cube, it's about the volume of the solid formed by PRQST
How would the cross-section of the solid look like? Is it also a cube or some other polygon?
You just need to connect all its points, though I'm stuck and don't know what to do in this part
Is it a cube?
This is the original one, it was made up by my teachers
Using the cube volume formula (edges^3) and the fact that each edge is 2cm I get 8cm^3.
THIS IS NOT ABOUT THE CUBE'S VOLUME, IT'S ABOUT THE SOLID FORMED BY PRQST
Okay nvm then
Rage, reminds me of getting intensely flamed in DotA today
WDYM?Rage, reminds me of getting intensely flamed in DotA today
Capslock typing is synonymous with hardcore flaming in online games, and I got flamed hard today
NEVER SAW THIS HAPPENING, IS IT SOMETHING THAT MOSTLY HAPPENS ON MOBAS?
Lol yeah, I think DotA got the “award” of most toxic video game recently
I mean that the distance between two consecutive vertices is 2cm
That's a tough one, my guess is 4/3
Is there a typo here? Did you mean each edge IS 2cm, not HAS 2cm?
I don't know much about math terms in english.
OK, that's a weird fucking shape. I'm not even sure what I'm supposed to be looking at. PR = PT = 3, QR = √5, QS = √8, but I'm not sure what shape this is supposed to make exactly.
The figure is obviously a slanted pyramid. I checked the formula for pyramid volume on google. It was 1/3 base area x height. My intuition says the volume wouldn't change no matter how much it slants as long as base area and height remains same
From the description OP gave it didn't sound like QRST all connected to P. That was the part that wasn't clear from the question - the shape of the polygon from the given vertices.
If it's supposed to be a pyramid, then QRST area is 2, and since PQ is height, then yeah it's 4/3. We just had to assume it was a pyramid and that PS shared an edge. Poorly worded in the OP.
They aren't in the picture though, you need to connect them to visualize the PRQST solid
Yes, I had moment and realized too late that the pyramid is the only logical polygon.
Given the equilateral triangle MNP with edges of size X and the line R who passes through the vertice M and is paralel to the side NP, the formula of the solid's volume generated by the rotation of this triangle around the line R is?
240 IQ.Thank fuck I cheated my way through HS
