11) In the right regular hexagonal pyramid, suppose that each base edge measures 8 m and the apothem of the base measures 5 m. The altitude of the pyramid measures 9 m. a) Find the exact total area of the pyramid.
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#### 11) In the right regular hexagonal pyramid, suppose that each base edge measures 8 m and the apothem of the base measures 5 m. The altitude of the pyramid measures 9 m.
a) Find the exact total area of the pyramid.
b) Find the exact volume of the pyramid.
#### 12) Given: ∠ ABC is a right angle; m ∠ ABD = 4x - 3; m ∠ DBC = 5 * m ∠ ABD
Find: m ∠ DBC
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**Explanation:**
- In problem 11, you are given the dimensions of a hexagonal pyramid. Using these dimensions, you need to calculate the total surface area and the volume of the pyramid.
- In problem 12, you need to solve for the measure of angle DBC given certain angle relationships and conditions involving a right angle and algebraic expressions.
**Diagrams:**
- Although there are no specific diagrams provided in the problem statement, visualizing the hexagonal base, apothem, altitude of the pyramid, and right-angle triangles will help in solving these questions.
**Use the following formulas:**
- For the total area of the pyramid:
\[ \text{Total Area} = \text{Base Area} + \text{Lateral Area} \]
- For the volume of the pyramid:
\[ \text{Volume} = \frac{1}{3} \times \text{Base Area} \times \text{Height} \]
- For solving the angle-related problem, use algebra and angle sum properties.
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