Thursday, January 14, 2016

Find the surface area of a hexagonal prism with height of 12 cm and side length of 9 cm. Its geometry and i dont remember how to do it. Please...

The surface area is the perimeter of the base multiplied by the
height added to twice of the area of the base


SA = P*h +
2B


We'll calculate the perimeter of the
base:


p = 6*l, where l = 9 cm


P =
6*9


P = 54 cm


We'll multiply the
perimeter by the height:


P*h = 54 cm*12 cm = 648
cm^2


Now, we'll calculate the area of the
base:


B = 3*l^2*sqrt3/2


l = 9
cm


B = 3*81*sqrt3/2


B =
121.5*sqrt3


2B= 2*121.5*sqrt3


2B =
243*sqrt3


Now, we'll gather all the results and we'll compute the
surface area of the hexagonal prism:


SA = 648 +
243*sqrt3


SA = 1068.39
cm^2

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