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8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface Area. Area of Plane Regions. Rectangle. Square. Triangle. 3 ft. 3 ft. 2 ft. 3 ft. 6 ft. 4 ft. A = l·w. A = ½ l·w. A = s·s = s 2. A = 6·2. A = 3 2. A = ½ b·h. A = 12 sq ft. A = 9 sq ft. A = ½ ·4·3. A = 6 sq ft. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface Area Area of Plane Regions Rectangle 6 ft Squar e Triangl e 2 ft 3 ft 3 ft 3 ft 4 ft A = 6·2 A = 12 sq ft A = l·w A = 3 2 A = 9 sq ft A = s·s = s 2 A = ½ ·4·3 A = 6 sq ft A = ½ l·w A = ½ b·h
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Page 1: 8.3  –  Area, Volume and Surface Area

8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface AreaArea of Plane Regions

Rectangle

6 ft

Square Triangle

2 ft

3 ft

3 ft 3 ft

4 ft

A = 6·2

A = 12 sq ft

A = l·wA = 32

A = 9 sq ft

A = s·s = s2

A = ½ ·4·3

A = 6 sq ft

A = ½ l·wA = ½ b·h

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8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface AreaArea of Plane Regions

Triangle

4 m

Parallelogram Trapezoid

2 m

7 yd 12 cm

A = ½ ·4·2

A = 4 sq m

A = ½ b·hA = 7·3

A = 21 sq yd

A = b·h

A = ½ ·20·9

A = 90 sq cm

A = ½ (b1 + b2)·h

3 yd 9 cm

8 cm

A = ½ (12 + 8)·9

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8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface AreaCalculate the area of the plane region

24 – 18 =

A = A + A

A = 12 · 6 +6 m

24 m

18 m

12 m

18 m

6 m

6 m

18 – 12 = 6 m

18·18

A = 72 + 324

A = 396 sq m

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8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface AreaArea of Plane Regions

Circle Exact Area Approximate Area

Diameter = 14 inches

A = 3.14 ·r2

sq in

A = ·r2

rd

rd

Calculate the area

r = 7 inches

Exact AreaA = ·r2

A = ·72

A = 49

Approximate AreaA = 3.14 ·r2

A = 3.14 ·72

A = 3.14 ·49A = 153.86 sq in

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8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface AreaFormulas for Volume and Surface Area

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Calculate the volume and surface area of a rectangular box (prism) that is 7 feet long, 3 feet wide and 4 feet high.

8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface Area

cu ft

V = l·w·hV = 7·3·4V = 21·4V = 84

SA = 2lw + 2wh + 2hl

SA = 2(lw + wh + hl)SA = 2(7·3 + 3·4 + 4·7)SA = 2(21 + 12 + 28)SA = 2(21 + 40)SA = 2(61)SA = 122 sq ft

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Approximate the volume and surface area of a cylinder that has a radius of 5 inches and height of 9 inches. ( ≈ 3.14)

8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface Area

cu in

V = · r2 · hV = 3.14·52·9

V = 706.5

SA = 2r2 + 2rh

SA = 3.14(50 + 90)

SA = 439.6 sq in

V = 3.14·25·9V = 3.14·225

SA = 2·3.14·52 + 2·3.14·5·9SA = 2·3.14·25 + 2·3.14·45SA = 50·3.14 + 90·3.14

SA = 3.14(140)

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Calculate the volume of a square-base pyramid that has a base side measurement of 3 meters and a height of 5.1 meters.

8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface Area

m3

V = (1/3)· b2 · hV = (1/3)·32·5.1

V = 15.3

V = (1/3)·9·5.1V = 3·5.1

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Approximate the volume of a cone that has a radius of 4 yards and a height of 6 yards. Round the answer to the nearest tenth of a yard. Use 22/7 as the approximation of .

8.3 – Area, Volume and Surface Area

cu yd

V = (1/3) · r2 · hV = (1/3)(22/7)·42·6V = (1/3)(22/7)·16·6V = (22/7)·16·2V = (22/7)·32V = 704/7V = 100.6

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8.4 – Linear Measurement

ftin 112

ydft 13

ydin 136

mift 15280

11211

112

inftor

ftin

1311

13

ftydor

ydft

1280,511

1280,5

ft

miormift

U. S. Units of Length U. S. Unit Fractions

1361

1136

inyd

orydin

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8.4 – Linear Measurement

inxft6

inft

121

126x

inx 72

ConversionsConvert 6 feet to inches.

ftxyd8

ftyd

31

38x

ftx 24

Convert 8 yards to feet.

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8.4 – Linear Measurement

ftxin68

ftin

112

6812 x

1268

x

ConversionsConvert 68 inches to feet and inches.

ftxyd5

ftyd

31

35x

15x

5 yd 2 ft =ftx 5 in8

Convert 5 yards 2 feet to feet.

15 + 2 =

17 ft

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8.4 – Linear Measurement

ftxin19

ftin

112

1912 x

1219

x

ConversionsAdd 5 feet 8 inches to 8 feet 11 inches.

ftx 1 in7

5 feet 8 inches8 feet 11 inches

13 feet 19 inches

13 feet 0 inches1 feet 7 inches

14 feet 7 inches

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8.4 – Linear Measurement

ftxin28

ftin

112

2812 x

1228

x

ConversionsMultiply 4 feet 7 inches by 4.

ftx 2 in4

4 feet 7 inches4

16 feet 28 inches

16 feet 0 inches2 feet 4 inches

18 feet 4 inches

×

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8.4 – Linear MeasurementConversions

A carpenter cuts 1 ft 9 in from a board of length 5 ft 8 in. What is the length of the remaining piece.

3 feet 11 inches

5 feet 8 inches1 feet 9 inches

3 ft 11 in

5 feet 8 inches1 feet 9 inches–

4 20

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8.4 – Linear Measurement

kmm 11000

mcm 1100

cmmm 110

mmm 11000

11

10001

10001

kmm

orm

km

11

1001

1001

mcm

orcmm

11

10001

10001

mmm

ormmm

Metric Units of Length Metric Unit Fractions

11

101

101

cmmm

ormmcm

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8.4 – Linear Measurement

mmxm5.2

mmm

10001

10005.2 x

500,2x

ConversionsConvert 2.5 m to millimeters.

kmxm3500

kmm

11000

35001000 x

10003500

xmm

Convert 3500 m to km.

5.3x km

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8.4 – Linear Measurement

mmxcm4.6

mmcm

101

104.6 x

64x

ConversionsSubtract 21 mm from 6.4 cm.

64214343 mm

cmxmm21

cmmm

110

2110 x

1021

x

6.42.14.34.3 cm

1.2x

– –

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8.4 – Linear Measurement

mxcm46.113

mcm

1100

46.113100 x

10046.113

x

ConversionsMultiply 18.3 cm by 6.2 and convert the answer to meters.

1346.1x m

18.36.2

366×

109811346113.46 cm

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8.4 – Linear Measurement

cmxm8.0

cmm

1001

1008.0 x80x

ConversionsA knitted scarf is currently 0.8 m long. If an additional 45 cm is knitted, how long will the scarf be?

8045

125125 cm

mxcm45

mcm

1100

45100 x

10045

x

0.800.451.251.25 m

45.0x

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