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Solid Figures
- are three-dimensional figures that have length, width, & height
What does three-dimensional mean?
Length
,
width
, &
height
Polyhedrons
- is a solid figure whose sides are all polygons
Each side is called
face
Two faces that intersect in a line is called an
edge
Two edges that intersect are called a
vertex.
Prism
is a polyhedron
A prism that has two congruent parallel faces are called
bases
Triangular
Prism - composed of 2 triangular bases and 3 rectangular lateral faces
Rectangular
Prism - composed of 2 rectangular bases and 4 rectangular lateral faces
Cube
- a prism with 2 square bases
Pentagol
Prism - has 2 pentagonal bases and 5 rectangular lateral faces
Triangular
Pyramid - has 1 triangular bases and 3 triangular lateral faces
Rectangular
Pyramid - has 1 rectangular base and 4 triangular lateral faces
Square
Pyramid - has 1 square base and 4 triangular lateral faces
Cylinder
- has 2 circular bases that are angruent and parallel
Cone
- has 1 circular base
Sphere
- is a curved surface of points that are all of the same distance from the center
Plane figures
- A figure that is flat and has no thickness.
Solid figures
- 3D figures that are not flat, but have a three-dimensional shape.
Rectangle
- is a plane closed figure enclosed by 4 line segments
Square
- is a plane closed figure enclosed by four equal line segments
Circle
- a plane closed figure enclosed by a curve, having no sides and no corner
Triangle
- is a plane closed figure enclosed by three line-segments
Polygons
are also called plane figures
Non-polyhedron
are curved surfaces like cone, cylinder, & sphere
Coefficient
Constant value used with a variable
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Constant
Fixed value that does not change
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Composite
Figures
Figures made up of several simple geometric figures
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Area
The number of square units needed to cover the surface of a plane figure
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Surface
Area
The sum of all lateral faces and bases of a solid figure
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Net
A flat pattern that can be folded to form a solid figure
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Triangular
Prism
SA = ½ b x h + L x W 1 + L x W (2)
Cube
SA = 6s²
Rectangular
prism
SA = 2 (top x bottom) + 2 ( left x right) + 2 (front x back)
Rectangular
pyramid
SA = s x s + ½ b x h (4)
Cylinder
SA = 2(3.14)r² + 2(3.14)rh
Cone
SA = (3.14)r² + (3.14)rs
Sequence
An = A1 + d (n-1)
A basket of fruits has bananas and magoes. The bananas are 3 times rhe number of mangoes. There are 20 fruits in all. What will be the equation?
3x
+
x
=
20
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