Mathematics, 23.03.2020 21:32 sky724

Kaitlyn has a toy house shaped like a cube with a square pyramid on
top that she wants to paint. The dimensions are shown. What is the surface area of the house?

A. 357 cm2
B. 469 cm2
C. 406 cm2
D. 518 cm2

Kaitlyn has a toy house shaped like a cube with a square pyramid on top that she wants to paint. The

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Mathematics, 16.11.2020 04:30

I need part b solved and please explain why that is. I am so confused.