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#1 Re: Help Me ! » Area and Volume » 2009-06-10 01:26:39
volume is not defined for rectangles, squares, circles
So does a triangle have a volume? I guess no 
#2 Re: Help Me ! » Area and Volume » 2009-06-10 01:10:39
ok it makes sence.
#3 Re: Help Me ! » Area and Volume » 2009-06-10 01:00:38
Im actually required to search the volume for
1. square
2. rectangle
3. Triangle
4. circle
#4 Re: Help Me ! » Area and Volume » 2009-06-10 00:54:57
To find the volume for square do I use the cube formula which a x a x a?. Same to find the volume of rectangle do I use the rectangle prism formula which is L * W * H? Same goes for triangle and circle...
#5 Help Me ! » Area and Volume » 2009-06-10 00:43:59
- solomon_13000
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1. Area of Rectangle = L * W
2. Area of Square = S * S
3. Area of Triangle = (B * H) / 2
4. Area of Circle = 3.142 * (r * r)
I would like to find out is the volume for
1. square = cube
2. rectangle = rectangle prism
3. Triangle = pyramid
4. circle = sphere
Thank You.
#6 Help Me ! » laws of boolean algebra » 2007-04-27 10:39:57
- solomon_13000
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I tried to proof that (x.y) + (x~.z) + (x~.y.z~) = y + (x~.z) but im getting an invalid answer:
(x.y) + (x~.z) + (x~.y.z~) = y + (x~.z)
(x.y) + (x~.y.z~) + (x~.z)
y(x+x~.z~) + (x~.z) Distributive law
y(1.z~) + (x~.z) Laws of exclude middle
y(z~) + (x~.z)
Is my steps correct?
Also I tried this:
(x.y.z) + (x~+z~) = (x.z) + (x~.z~)
y.(x.z) + (x~+z~) Associative law
1.(x.z) + (x~+z~) Identity law
(x.z) + (x~+z~)
and I manage to get a valid answer.
Is my steps correct?
Regards.
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