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Armando Rodriguez :) I need your help with Armando's math homework... He needs you to find the basic geometric formulas for volumes, areas, and lengths. But if you don't want to help him with his homework, I would love it if you could at least share this post so others can do it for him! Thank you.##Prove that a triangle has a height-to-base ratio of 2:1## The height-to-base ratio is a tool used in determining the height and base of a triangle. Using the height-to-base ratio, you can determine the height of any triangle by using its base measurement. We start this process by first finding the base. Since the triangle is equilateral, then all of its sides are equal to three units each. Therefore, the base measurement is equal to three units long. Next, we will use that number to find the height of the triangle. Since each leg of our equilateral triangle measures three units long, then each leg also forms a 60° angle with its hypotenuse (the side opposite of its right angle). Given this information, we can find the height by simply dividing one leg by two and multiplying by two. We can determine that the height-to-base ratio is 2:1. Armando's homework: Write a formula for the volume of a rectangular prism with each side 1 unit long and its height equal to 1 unit. Show all work. [Hint: find the area of a 1x1 rectangle and multiply it by 1/π^2.] I need your help with Armando's math homework... He needs you to find the basic geometric formulas for volumes, areas, and lengths. But if you don't want to help him with his homework, I would love it if you could at least share this post so others can do it for him! Thank you. I need your help with Armando's math homework... He needs you to find the basic geometric formulas for volumes, areas, and lengths. But if you don't want to help him with his homework, I would love it if you could at least share this post so others can do it for him! Thank you.Armando:) No its not 1/2. It's 1/2 multiplied by number of sides. But I think you still might be right.Kaden:) Hey Armando! I just did your homework for you! If you want, you can check my work! The formula for the volume of a rectangular prism with each side 1 unit long and its height equal to 1 unit is V = l x w x h = l x w x (l/2) = 1x1x(1/2) = 1x1x0.5 = 0.5 cubic units I need your help with Armando's math homework... He needs you to find the basic geometric formulas for volumes, areas, and lengths. cfa1e77820
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