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a tent is in the shape of triangle prism resting on a rectangular base PQ is equal to p r p t is equal to 1.5 m length of 10th is 5 cm and tan 37 degree is equal to 0.75 find the area of Canvas required for the tent and volume of the tent​

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Answered by amitnrw
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A tent is in the shape of triangle prism resting on a rectangular base PQ is equal to p r p t is equal to 1.5 m length of 10th is 5 cm and tan 37 degree is equal to 0.75 find the area of Canvas required for the tent and volume of the tent​

tan 37 = PT/TR

=> 0.75 = 1.5/ TR

=> TR = 1.5/0.75

=> TR = 2m

similary

QT = 2 m

QR = QT +TR = 4m

area of triangle = (1/2)*4*1.5= 3m^2

volume = area * length

= 3*(5/100) = 0.15 m^3

lenght 5cm may be 5 m as 5 cm lenght tent is practically use less

then voulme = 3*5 = 15m^3

PR^2 = PT^2 + TR^2

PR^2 = 2^2 + (1.5)^2

PR^2 = 4 + 2.25

PR^2 = 6.25

PR = 2.5

assuming cloth for tent is used at bottom also

PR*(5/100) + PQ*(5/100)+QR*(5/100)

=(PR + PQ + QR)*(5/100)

= 9 * (5/100)

= 0.45 m^2

assuming 5 m length

9*5 = 45 m^2

if tent is closed from both sides also then 3 + 3 = 6m^2 cloth would also be required.

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