Mination and School Inspection Authority) The area of a triangle is 299cm2. Its height is 23 cm. Find its base and choose the correct answer. (2 marks) A: 13 cm B: 26 cm C: 26 m D: 13 cm2 a) How many vertices does a cube have? (1 mark) b) How many edges are there in a cuboid? (1 mark) The perimeter of a square whose area is 576 m2 is: (2 marks) A: 24 m B: 48 m C: 96 m D: 144 m A rectangular field measuring 100 m by 50 m was drawn on a scale of 1:1000. The drawing area was: (2 marks) A: 50 cm2 B: 50 m2 C: 5 m2 D: 5 cm2

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Answer

B

26 cm

Step-by-step solution

4 steps

Step 1: Write the formula for the area of a triangle.
Area = (1/2) × base × height

Step 2: Substitute the given values into the formula.
299 cm² = (1/2) × base × 23 cm

Step 3: Solve for the base.
299 cm² = (23/2) cm × base
base = (299 cm² × 2) / 23 cm
base = 598 cm² / 23 cm
base = 26 cm

The correct answer is B: 26 cm.

Part a

A cube has *8 vertices

Part b· 4 steps

A cuboid has *12 edges

  1. Find the side length of the square using its area.

    Area of a square = side²
    576 m² = side²
    side = √(576 m²)
    side = 24 m

  2. Calculate the perimeter of the square.

    Perimeter of a square = 4 × side
    Perimeter = 4 × 24 m
    Perimeter = 96 m

    The correct answer is C: 96 m.

  3. Convert the actual dimensions to centimeters and then apply the scale to find the drawing dimensions.

    Actual length = 100 m = 100 × 100 cm = 10000 cm
    Actual width = 50 m = 50 × 100 cm = 5000 cm

    Drawing length = Actual length / Scale factor = 10000 cm / 1000 = 10 cm
    Drawing width = Actual width / Scale factor = 5000 cm / 1000 = 5 cm

  4. Calculate the area of the drawing.

    Drawing area = Drawing length × Drawing width
    Drawing area = 10 cm × 5 cm
    Drawing area = 50 cm²

    The correct answer is A: 50 cm².

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