#Math
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wdym
what do you think surface means
like the top
yes
so just get the skin around the box 
wdymm
do you know how to get the surface area of a square?
LxW?
How many squares are in the picture you sent
1
what
3?
Do you know how to count?
yes?
go count
what are you counting
bro
am just guessing
do you know what a square looks like?
yes
square I meant rectangle
go into the image
and look for all the rectangles
like
8?
you counted 8?
Draw a picture for me where you highlight all eight rectangles
draw a picture where you highlight all five
no
did you forget to include the one in the front of the rectangular prism or the back?
or did you forget the left one?
then 10?
what??
5+1 = 10?
COUNT!
maybe it would help
if you tried to make the prism with pieces of paper
no
6
Draw a picture highlighting all 6 then
WHYY
how do you know?
nice
4 around the sides
1 on top
and 1 on the bottom 
now you know where the six rectangles are
how would you find the lengths and widths of them
lxw
What is the length & width of the rectangle #2
If you can solve one you can solve the rest
no i cant ik myselff
They're all the same question Just with slightly different values
ok ill try
idk
You don't need a lot of time to learn. You just need to ask for help when it's offered instead of saying sure
and?
wdym and
ask for help and you'll understand it too
ok
Next time you don't understand raise your hand and tell them what you don't understand.
Explain how you're trying to solve the problem like you did in this channel so you teacher is able to see what you're doing wrong
ok ill try
is that whats their assigned/pointing too?
What part of the prism are the numbers assigned to?
lateral face?
Face, Vertex or edge
face
so you think a 2D rectangle is 15in
It's 2D
any measure that is two dimensional has two dimensions
15 inch is one dimensional
Think of a line that is 15 inches long
Its 1 dimensional because it's just a straight line
what if the line wasnt straight?
If you're measuring it's length it would still be 1 dimensional
anyways! quick answer
what is
why quick
what is what
because this is taking too long
u dont have to help me i still have a lot more
the 7, 5 and 15 refer the the edge lengths of the prism
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1096278402350190702/1096284346102587402/Rectangular-Prism.png
If you look at the image you can see that the edges are straight lines
the edges also happen to be the length and width of the faces
Every face/rectangle in the image is surround by 4 edges
edges of opposite sides of rectangles are the same value
so you only have two unique values between the 4 edges
those two values are the length and width
what is the length and width of rectangle #3
if you can figure that out you can figure out the length and width of three of the other rectangles
because they all share the same length and width
4?
Then you would only have to figure out the length and width of the other two which also share the same length and width
4?
what am i suppose to do with #3
what is it's length and width
uhm
ðŸ˜
I got nothing better to do but okay
tysm
it would improve one's teaching skill if she can in the end would understood it
and fort the people tried to help
try to use techniques as if you teach/explain it to a lay person
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