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Changing Dimensions of 3-D Figures Answers

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Which properties are necessary to claim that the two prisms are congruent? Check all that apply.

A
The lengths of corresponding edges are in a 1:1 ratio.
B
The volumes are equal.
C
Corresponding angles have different measures.
D
Corresponding faces are not congruent.
E
The base areas are equal.
F
The prisms have the same height.
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3.1✔ 4.25.26.2

A
3.1
B
✔ 4.2
C
5.2
D
6.2
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3.14.2✔ 5.26.2

A
3.1
B
4.2
C
✔ 5.2
D
6.2
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2124✔ 4284

A
21
B
24
C
✔ 42
D
84
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Determine the unknown measures of the cones.

Answers:
A = units:3.1
B = units:4.2
C = units:5.2
D = units3:42
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Are the two spheres congruent?

A
no, because they have the same diameter length
B
no, because they have a different radius length
C
yes, because they appear to look the same size
D
yes, because they have the same volume
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⇒ 11

Answer:

122115

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⇒ 30

Answer:

122116

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Determine the unknown measures of the cones. A = units B = units C = units D = units3

Answers:
Selection 1:3.1
Selection 2:4.2
Selection 3:5.2
Selection 4:42
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Are the two cones congruent? Explain and include details to support your claim.

Answer:

No. Although both cones have a radius of 3 and a height of 6, the first cone is slanted and the second is not. Their slant heights and shapes differ, so the cones are not congruent.

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