Mathematics, 15.05.2020 10:57, kaylailkanic1487

I will mark brainliest!!Which expression represents the total surface area, in square meters, of the rectangular pyramid below?

A rectangular pyramid. The rectangular base has a length of 27.6 meters and height of 18.4 meters. 2 triangular sides have a base of 27.6 meters and height of 17.6 meters. 2 triangular sides have a base of 18.4 meters and height of 20.4 meters.
(18.4) (27.6) + 2 ((18.4) (20.4)) + 2 ((27.6) (17.6))
(18.4) (27.6) + 2 ((18.4) (22.4)) + 2 ((27.6) (22.4))
(18.4) (27.6) + 2 (one-half (18.4) (20.4)) + 2 (one-half (27.6) (17.6))
(18.4) (27.6) + 2 (one-half (18.4) (22.4)) + 2 (one-half (27.6) (22.4))

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