Dr. math thinks he knows more than you about what is true and false world just because he's a doctor. he says that the equation y=17x+1 also includes the point (1,8). is dr. math right or wrong? a. he's right b. he's wrong c. we need more information before we can say if he's right or wrong d. none of the above

We have the following equation:
 y = 17x + 1
 Substituting the point (1, 8) we have:
 8 = 17 (1) +1
 Rewriting:
 8 = 17 + 1
 8 = 18
 We observe that the equation is not satisfied because both sides are different.
 
 B. He's wrong

You need to draw an imaginary line to create two separate shapes. I did it by continuing the 4ft line straight down. You would then have two rectangles: one is 6x4x3, and the other one is 8x2x3. Find the volume for each and add them together.

(6x4x3) + (8x2x3) = 72+48 = 120 cubic feet