Tool Names
Wood Names
Different Types Of Roofs
Calculate
100
A long-bladed hand tool with a beveled cutting edge and a plain handle that is struck with a hammer or mallet, used to cut or shape wood, stone, metal, or other hard materials.
Chisel
100
A common softwood used in construction and furniture, known for its straight grain and medium texture.
Pine
100
the most common roof type — have a single peak and two sloped sides, with the ends forming an "A"
Gable roofs
100
What is the height of a triangle with an area of 30 cm and a base length of 12 cm
h=5
200
A tool with a head used for striking or driving nails, or for other impact-based tasks.
Hammer
200
A softwood with excellent durability and resistance to rot, commonly used in outdoor construction and decks.
Spruce
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A common choice for both residential and commercial buildings. It has four sloping sides that meet at a ridge, offering excellent protection against strong winds.
Hip
200
Susan enlarged to scale a rectangle with a height of 4 cm and length of 11cm on her computer. The length of the new rectangle is 16.5 cm. Find the height of the new rectangle.
x=6
300
A tool with a blade used for cutting various materials like cardboard, paper, or plastic.
Utility Knife
300
A strong, durable hardwood known for its distinct grain pattern and versatility in furniture and flooring.
Oak
300
This roof gained popularity in both residential and commercial construction, especially in contemporary and minimalist designs. While they appear flat, they actually have a slight slope to allow for proper drainage.
Flat
300
=49 in
400
A tool with a blade used for cutting wood, metal, or other materials.
Saw
400
Another softwood, prized for its durability, resistance to decay, and pleasant aroma
Cedar
400
This is also known as a skillion or mono-pitched roof, is a single-sloping roof with a steeper slope on one side and a shallower slope on the other. It is commonly used for smaller structures like sheds, garages, or extensions.
Shed roof
400
If one base of a trapezoid is 7.2 inches and the other base is 6.4 and the height is 3.6 what is it all around
20.84
500
A tool used to determine if a surface is horizontal or vertical.
Level
500
A softwood known for its strength and versatility, often used in construction and framing.
Fir
500
A classic and elegant roof type that originated in French architecture. It features four sides with a double slope, with the lower slope steeper than the upper one.
Mansard
500
The students in Mrs. Fisher's class planted seeds. Each seed was given sunlight and water. Mrs. Fisher measured each plant's height weekly. After 4 weeks, the height was 2 centimeters. After 7 weeks, the height was 4.5 centimeters. After 9 weeks, the height was 6 centimeters. A student noticed the data suggests a linear association between the height and the number of weeks. Mrs. Fisher wrote the equation y=nx−1.2 to model the height of the plant, y, in centimeters after x weeks. What is the reasonable value for n?
To find the value of n, we can use the data provided in the problem. We have three data points: (4, 2), (7, 4.5), and (9, 6). Substituting these values into the equation, we can form three equations: 2 = 4n - 1.2, 4.5 = 7n - 1.2, 6 = 9n - 1.2. Solving these equations will give us the value of n that best fits the data. Substituting the values and solving the equations will yield the reasonable value for n.