Pillar - bricks

A brick pillar has the shape of a four-sided prism with an isosceles trapezoid base with sides a = 55 cm, c = 33 cm, side b = 33 cm, height of the trapezoid va = 32.1 cm. The pillar is 1.9 m high. How many bricks were used to build it if one brick has a volume of 1,200 cm3? What area of ​​the pillar must be painted if the bases are not included in the paint?

Correct answer:

n =  1342
S =  2.926 m2

Step-by-step explanation:

a=55 cm m=55:100  m=0.55 m c=33 cm m=33:100  m=0.33 m b=33 cm m=33:100  m=0.33 m v1=32.1 cm m=32.1:100  m=0.321 m h=1.9 m  V1=200 cm3 m3=200:1000000  m3=0.0002 m3 S1=2a+c v1=20.55+0.33 0.3210.1412 m2 V=S1 h=0.1412 1.90.2684 m3  n=V/V1=0.2684/0.0002=1342
o=a+b+c+b=0.55+0.33+0.33+0.33=5077=1.54 m  S=o h=1.54 1.9=2.926 m2



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