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Formula Booklet

The document outlines various formulas for calculating: 1) Area and perimeter of basic shapes like squares, rectangles, triangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, and circles. 2) Surface area and volume of cubes, cuboids, pyramids, cylinders, cones, spheres, and prisms. 3) Trigonometric ratios, area of a circle sector, and length of a circular arc based on central angle and radius.

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Formula Booklet

The document outlines various formulas for calculating: 1) Area and perimeter of basic shapes like squares, rectangles, triangles, parallelograms, trapezoids, and circles. 2) Surface area and volume of cubes, cuboids, pyramids, cylinders, cones, spheres, and prisms. 3) Trigonometric ratios, area of a circle sector, and length of a circular arc based on central angle and radius.

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  • Perimeter: Discusses how to determine the perimeter of different shapes like squares, rectangles, and circles.
  • Volume: Focuses on methods to derive the volume of various solid shapes, including cubes and prisms.
  • Area: Covers the calculation of area for various geometric shapes including squares, rectangles, and trapezoids.
  • Surface Area: Explores formulas for calculating the surface area of 3D shapes such as cuboids, cylinders, and spheres.
  • Area of Sector: Provides the formula for finding the area of a sector within a circle.
  • Length of Arc: Describes how to calculate the length of an arc in a circle using given angles and radius.
  • Trigonometric Ratios: Introduces trigonometric ratios and their fundamental relationships including sine, cosine, and tangent.

Topic Formula

1. Area 1. Area
a. Square a. A=L× L
b. Rectangle b. A=W × L
c. Triangle h×b
d. Parallelogram c. A=
2
e. Trapezium d. A=bh
f. Circle a+b
2. Perimeter e. A= h
a. Square 2
b. Rectangle f. A=π r 2
c. Triangle 2. Perimeter
d. Parallelogram a. P=4 × L
e. Trapezium b. P=2( L+W )
3. Circumference of circle c. P=a+b+ c
Circle d. P=2( a+b)
e. P=a+b+ c+ d
3. Circumference of circle
C=2 π r

1. Surface area 1. Surface area


a. Cube a. SA=6 a2
b. Cuboid b. SA=2(wl +hl+hw )
c. Pyramid c. SA=a2 +2 al
d. Cylinder
e. Cone
a2 = area of base
f. Sphere
a = side of base
g. Prism
l = slant height
2. Volume
a. Cube
d. SA=2 π rh
b. Cuboid 2
c. Pyramid e. SA=π r + π rl
i. Square-based f. SA=4 π r 2
pyramid g. SA=2 B+ ph
ii. Triangular-based
pyramid B stands for the area of the
d. Cylinder base of the prism
e. Cone p stands for the perimeter of
f. Sphere the base
g. Prism h stands for the height of the
prism

2. Volume
a. V =a3
b. V =w ×h × l
1
c. V = Bh
3

B is the area of the base


H is the heigh
d. V =π r 2 h
2 h
e. V =π r
3
4 3
f. V= π r
3
g. V =Bh

B is the base area


h is the height

Trignometric ratios:- 2 2
sin θ+ co s θ=1

sin θ
tan θ=
cos θ

Area of sector θ
A= × π r2
360

Length of arc θ
A= ×2 π r
360

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