Marissa is choosing a four-digit pin for her atm card. the first digit must be a digit from 1 through 9. for the other three digits, she can choose any combination of digits 0 through 9, but may not repeat a digit. which shows part of the sample space for marissa’s pin?
0123, 0456, 0789
1012, 1033, 1004
2345, 2034, 2134
3200, 4200, 5200

9514 1404 393

  Wyatt is incorrect in his calculations

Step-by-step explanation:

The units of base area are square inches. When Wyatt multiplies that by height, he gets a number with units of cubic inches. This is a volume, not an area. If Wyatt is trying to compute an area, he is doing it incorrectly.

Additional comment

I find units analysis to be very helpful in keeping calculations of speed, distance, area, volume, acceleration, velocity, and other physical phenomena straight. If the units come out right, chances are much better that the numbers are being combined appropriately.

Wyatt may need to be using the perimeter of the base, rather than the area of the base. Without the diagram it is tough to tell what the calculation should be.