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    CYLINDER

    PRESENTATION
    Cylinder Facts
    • It has a flat base and a flat top

    • The base is the same as the top

    • From base to top the shape


    stays the same

    • It has one curved side

    • It is not a polyhedron as it has a curved


    surface
    CONE
    Cone Facts
    It has a circle at one end
    And a point at the other end
    And a curved side
    It is not a polyhedron as it has a
    curved surface
    Cone
    A cone can be made by rotating a
    triangle!
    The triangle is a right-angled triangle,
    and it gets rotated around one of its
    two short sides.
    The side it rotates around is the axis of
    the cone.
    Right vs Oblique Cone

    When the apex is aligned on the


    center of the base it is a Right Cone
    otherwise it is an Oblique Cone:
    Surface Area of a Cone
    The Surface Area has two parts:

    The Base Area = π × r2


    The Side Area = π × r × s

    Which together makes:


    Surface Area = π × r × (r + s)
    Surface Area of a Cone
    Example: h = 7 and r = 2
    Surface Area of Base= π × r2
    = π × 22
    = 4π
    ≈ 12.57
    Surface Area of Side= π × r × √(r2+h2)
    = π × 2 × √(22+72)
    = π × 2 × √(4+49)
    = 2π√(53)
    ≈ 45.74
    Total Surface Area ≈ 12.57 + 45.74 ≈ 58.31
    Volume of a Cone

    Volume = 1/3 π × r2 × h
    Volume of a Cone
    Example: h = 7 and r = 2
    Volume= 1/3 π × r2 × h
    = 1/3 π × 22 × 7
    = 283 π
    ≈ 29.32
    SPHERE
    Sphere Facts
    It is perfectly symmetrical
    All points on the surface are the
    same distance "r" from the center
    It has no edges or
    vertices (corners)
    It has one surface
    (not a "face" as it isn't flat)
    It is not a polyhedron
    Surface Area of a Sphere

    Surface Area = 4 × π × r2
    Surface Area of a Sphere

    Surface Area = 4 × π × r2
    Volume of a Sphere

    Volume = (4/3) × π × r3
    Volume of a Sphere
    Volume = (4/3) × π × r3
    Example: r = 5
    Volume= (4/3) × π × r3
    = (4/3) × π × 53
    = (4/3) × π × 125
    ≈ 524
    TORUS
    Torus Facts

    It can be made by revolving a


    small circle (radius r) along a line
    made
    by a bigger circle (radius R).
    It has no edges or vertices
    It is not a polyhedron
    Surface Area of a Torus

    Surface Area
    = (2πR) × (2πr)

    = 4 × π2 × R × r
    Surface Area of a Torus
    Example: r = 3 and R = 7
    Surface Area= 4 × π2 × R × r
    = 4 × π2 × 7 × 3
    = 4 × π2 × 21
    = 84 × π2
    ≈ 829
    Volume of a Torus

    Volume
    = (2πR) × (πr2) = 2 × π2 × R × r2
    Volume of a Torus
    Example: r = 3 and R = 7
    Volume= 2 × π2 × R × r2
    = 2 × π2 × 7 × 32
    = 2 × π2 × 7 × 9
    = 126 π2
    ≈ 1244
    numerator
    • It has a flat base and a flat top

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    • The base is the same as the top

    • From base to top the shape


    stays the same

    LISTENING!
    • It has one curved side

    • It is not a polyhedron as it has a curved


    surface

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