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9.1 Surface Area of Prisms Lessons 1 & 2

9.1 Surface Area of Prisms Lessons 1 & 2

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Mathematics

6th - 8th Grade

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

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9.1 Surface Area of Prisms Lesson 1


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Objectives:

  • Students will be able to use two-dimensional nets to represent three-dimensional figures.

  • Students will be able to find surface areas of rectangular and triangular prisms and cubes.

  • NC.7.G.6 Solve real-world and mathematical problems involving: 

    Area and perimeter of two-dimensional objects composed of triangles, quadrilaterals, and polygons. Volume and surface area of pyramids, prisms, or three-dimensional objects composed of cubes, pyramids, and right prisms.

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What is a prism?

A prism is a 3-D figure that has two congruent and parallel faces that are polygons. The remaining faces are parallelograms.

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A prism always has two bases. These bases are congruent...

...if you find the area of one base, you will know the area of the other base.

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Prisms also have faces...

Sometimes called lateral faces, these are all of the other sides of the prism.


Each face of a prism may have different dimensions, so pay attention to the measurements!

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Nets

2-D shape representing a 3-D figure.


Composite figures - made up of multiple 2-D shapes


*Nets can be folded to make the 3-D figure that they represent.

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We can draw nets to help us find the surface area of a prism.


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Surface Area?

  • the area of each surface, or shape, making up the figure

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We will focus only on these three types of prisms...

Rectangular Prism

Triangular Prism

Cube

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Steps for Finding the Surface Area of a Prism


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Steps

  • identify the shapes on each side - draw them out if you need to!

  • identify the formulas needed for each shape

  • find the area of each side

  • add the areas of each side together

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Rectangular Prisms

https://youtu.be/7L4H9HwcAOg


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Rectangular Prism

  • Find your length, width, and height

  • You should have 3 numbers

  • Write each number

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Rectangular Prism

  • Find your length, width, and height

  • write each at the end of the Y

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Rectangular Prism

  • find your length, width, and height

  • write each at the end of the Y

  • multiply each number by the number next to it

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Rectangular Prism

  • find your length, width, and height

  • write each at the end of the Y

  • multiply each number by the number next to it

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Rectangular Prism

  • find your length, width, and height

  • write each at the end of the Y

  • multiply each number by the number next to it - write the answers in the middle

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Rectangular Prism

  • find your length, width, and height

  • write each at the end of the Y

  • multiply each number by the number next to it - write the answers in the middle

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Rectangular Prism

  • find your length, width, and height

  • write each at the end of the Y

  • multiply each number by the number next to it - write the answers in the middle

  • double every product -- why? because opposite sides (faces and bases) are congruent!

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Rectangular Prism

  • find your length, width, and height

  • write each at the end of the Y

  • multiply each number by the number next to it - write the answers in the middle

  • double every product -- why? because opposite sides (faces and bases) are congruent!

  • add the areas together

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Rectangular Prism

  • find your length, width, and height

  • write each at the end of the Y

  • multiply each number by the number next to it - write the answers in the middle

  • double every product -- why? because opposite sides (faces and bases) are congruent!

  • add the areas together

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Let's Practice!

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Multiple Choice

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Find the surface area of the rectangular prism.

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36 ft2

2

72 ft2

3

11 ft2

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Multiple Choice

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Find the surface area of the rectangular prism.

1

10,800 in2

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3,600 in2

3

3,060 in2

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Multiple Choice

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Find the surface area of the rectangular prism.

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468 cm2

2

396 cm2

3

648 cm2

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Triangular Prisms

https://youtu.be/HtXPpqKud5U

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Triangular Prism

  • Find the base and height of the triangular bases

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Triangular Prism

  • Find the base and height of the triangular bases

  •  b × h2\frac{b\ \times\ h}{2}  

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Triangular Prism

  • Find the base and height of the triangular bases

  •  b × h2\frac{b\ \times\ h}{2}  

  • Remember, the bases are congruent!

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Triangular Prism

  • Find the base and height of the triangular bases

  •  b × h2\frac{b\ \times\ h}{2}  

  • Remember, the bases are congruent!

  • Find the area of each rectangular face:  A = length × widthA\ =\ length\ \times\ width  

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Triangular Prism

  • Find the base and height of the triangular bases

  •  b × h2\frac{b\ \times\ h}{2}  

  • Remember, the bases are congruent!

  • Find the area of each rectangular face:  A = length × widthA\ =\ length\ \times\ width  

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Triangular Prism

  • Find the base and height of the triangular bases

  •  b × h2\frac{b\ \times\ h}{2}  

  • Remember, the bases are congruent!

  • Find the area of each rectangular face:  A = length × widthA\ =\ length\ \times\ width  

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Triangular Prism

  • Find the base and height of the triangular bases

  •  b × h2\frac{b\ \times\ h}{2}  

  • Remember, the bases are congruent!

  • Find the area of each rectangular face:  A = length × widthA\ =\ length\ \times\ width  

  • Find the sum (add) all of the areas

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Triangular Prism

  • Find the base and height of the triangular bases

  •  b × h2\frac{b\ \times\ h}{2}  

  • Remember, the bases are congruent!

  • Find the area of each rectangular face:  A = length × widthA\ =\ length\ \times\ width  

  • Find the sum (add) all of the areas

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Let's Practice!

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Multiple Choice

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180 in2

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3,120 in2

3

224 in2

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Multiple Choice

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768 in2

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30,420 in2

3

822 in2

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Multiple Choice

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492 cm2

2

624 cm2

3

672 cm2

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Multiple Choice

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60 cm2

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94 cm2

3

78 cm2

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Cube

https://youtu.be/NPFSV6nEK_Q

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Cube

  • there are two ways that we can find the surface area of a cube...

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Cube

  • there are two ways that we can find the surface area of a cube...

  • Remember, each face has the same dimensions!

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Cube

  • Remember, each face has the same dimensions!

  •  A = l ×wA\ =\ l\ \times w  

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Cube

  • Remember, each face has the same dimensions!

  •  A = l × wA\ =\ l\ \times\ w  

  • Each of the 6 faces has the same area..

  • ... multiply the area by 6

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Cube

  • Remember, each face has the same dimensions!

  •  A = l × wA\ =\ l\ \times\ w  

  • Each of the 6 faces has the same area..

  • ... multiply the area by 6

  • OR

  • use the formula:  A = 6 s2A\ =\ 6\ s^2  

  • s = the length of one side

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Let's Practice!

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Multiple Choice

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Find the surface area of the cube.

1

24 in2

2

12 in2

3

20 in2

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Multiple Choice

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Find the surface area of the cube.

1

36 in2

2

27 in2

3

54 in2

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Multiple Choice

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Find the surface area of the cube.

1

300 cm2

2

600 cm2

3

500 cm2

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Multiple Choice

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Find the surface area of the rectangular prism.

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358 cm2

2

420 cm2

3

348 cm2

9.1 Surface Area of Prisms Lesson 1


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