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1/13 Online Work- Geometric Solids

1/13 Online Work- Geometric Solids

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Mathematics

9th - 10th Grade

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1.G.A.1, 6.G.A.4, 7.G.B.6

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Rachel Rader

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1/13 Online Work- Geometric Solids

Complete the following lesson, taking notes and answering questions. This will be a 2 point grade.

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Prisms

A prism is a polyhedron with two parallel polygon bases and rectangular sides connecting those bases.


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Prisms

The top and bottom are called bases and the distance between them is called the height or altitude.

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Naming Prisms

We name prisms by their bases.


Example: If the bases are triangles, then it is a triangular prism.

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Multiple Choice

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How many faces does a triangular prism have?

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4

2

5

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6

4

7

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Multiple Select

Choose the shapes that are prisms.

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2
3
4

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Multiple Choice

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What is the name of this solid?

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Rectangular prism

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Triagonal prism

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Hexagonal prism

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Pentagonal prism

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Multiple Choice

Which of these object are prisms?

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2
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4

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Pyramids

A pyramid is a polyhedron with ONE polygon base and triangular sides meeting at a common vertex.

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Pyramid Parts

The shortest distance from the base to the top vertex is the altitude or height.


The distance from the edge of the base to the top vertex (on one on the trianglular faces) is called the slant height.

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Naming Pyramids

We name pyramids by their bases as well.


Example: If the base is a pentagon, then it is a pentagonal pyramid.

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Multiple Choice

A pyramid has _______ base(s).

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1

2

2

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Multiple Choice

All of the faces on a pyramid that are NOT the base must be

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rectangles

2

triangles

3

squares

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Multiple Choice

The base of a triangular prism is a

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square

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triangle

3

rectangle

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Multiple Choice

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Name the Solid:

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Triangular Prism

2

Triangular Pyramid

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Rectangular Prism

4

Rectangular Pyramid

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Multiple Choice

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Name this polyhedron

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triangular pyramid

2

square-based pyramid

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pentagonal pyramid

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pyramid

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Multiple Choice

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Name the Solid:

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Triangular Prism

2

Triangular Pyramid

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Rectangular Prism

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Rectangular Pyramid

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Other important Solids

A cylinder has two circular parallel bases connected by a curved rectangle.


A cone has one circular base and the curved side connects at one vertex at the top.


A sphere is a round, ball-like solid with no bases, edges, or vertices.

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Multiple Choice

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Identify the 3D shape shown

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Cone

2

Cylinder

3

Sphere

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pyramid

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Multiple Choice

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What 3D image does this net create?
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Cone
2
Cube
3
Cylinder
4
Circular Pyramid

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Multiple Choice

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What 3D solid does this net create?
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Cube
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Cone
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Cylinder
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Triangular Pyramid

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Surface Area

Surface Area is the sum of the area of each face.


We can make a net, find the area of each shape, then add them together to find the total surface area.

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Try it!

Create a net for a 6 inch cube.


Find the area of each box and add them together.


You should get a total surface area of 216 inches squared.

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Multiple Choice

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Find the Surface Area
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556 cm2
2
278 cm2
3
680 cm2
4
340 cm2

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Multiple Choice

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Calculate the surface area.

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54 m2

2

96 m2

3

99 m2

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61 m2

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Multiple Choice

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Calculate the surface area.

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12.0 m2

2

8.0 m2

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5.3 m2

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20.0 m2

1/13 Online Work- Geometric Solids

Complete the following lesson, taking notes and answering questions. This will be a 2 point grade.

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