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Volume and Surface Area Notes

The document provides notes on the volume and surface area of various three-dimensional shapes, including prisms, pyramids, cones, spheres, and frustums. It outlines formulas for calculating volumes and surface areas, emphasizing the importance of cross-sectional areas and dimensions. Additionally, it discusses the rate of flow in relation to volume and cross-sectional area, highlighting the need to be aware of units used in calculations.

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Volume and Surface Area Notes

The document provides notes on the volume and surface area of various three-dimensional shapes, including prisms, pyramids, cones, spheres, and frustums. It outlines formulas for calculating volumes and surface areas, emphasizing the importance of cross-sectional areas and dimensions. Additionally, it discusses the rate of flow in relation to volume and cross-sectional area, highlighting the need to be aware of units used in calculations.

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Volume And

Surface Area
Notes
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Volumes
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identical faces called basis
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Surface Area
Pyramids, Any 3-d shape with a pointed
top
Prisms, any 3-d shape with parallel Solid 3
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4

identical faces called basis


Surface Area
In General
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2

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Solid 3 3L

Surface Area
2

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2 r.

Surface Area
2

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2
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2
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:

Length of Squared -based Pyramid


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the prism

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a Surface Area
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SA 2 2 2

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Cyincer
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·
Solid SA
M
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Surface Area

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we will

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a

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~
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height of the cone .
r =
L

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arclength cove
. Tr = 2

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come
3 will be the curved surface area r
Surface Area Frustum or Shopped-off Cone

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water bucket

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