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    The document lists six geometric shapes and their surface areas and volumes. It provides the total surface area, curved surface area, and volume formulas for each shape: cuboid, cube, cylinder, cone, sphere, and hemisphere. The shapes are numbered and their surface area and volume calculations are written in terms of variables like side length (l), height (h), radius (r), and base area (b).

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    The document lists six geometric shapes and their surface areas and volumes. It provides the total surface area, curved surface area, and volume formulas for each shape: cuboid, cube, cylinder, cone, sphere, and hemisphere. The shapes are numbered and their surface area and volume calculations are written in terms of variables like side length (l), height (h), radius (r), and base area (b).

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    Maths Portfolio Shaurya Kapur IX A

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    Arti Kapur
    The document lists six geometric shapes and their surface areas and volumes. It provides the total surface area, curved surface area, and volume formulas for each shape: cuboid, cube, cylinder, cone, sphere, and hemisphere. The shapes are numbered and their surface area and volume calculations are written in terms of variables like side length (l), height (h), radius (r), and base area (b).

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    Name of the Total Surface Curved Surface

    S.no Figure Area (C.S.A)


    Volume
    figure Area (T.S.A)
    1. Cuboid 2(lb + bh + hl) 2h( l+b) lbh

    2. Cube 6a2 4a2 a3

    3. Cylinder 2r(r+h) 2rh r2h

    4. Cone r (l+r) rl 1 r2h


    3

    5. Sphere 4r2 4r2 4 r3


    3

    6. Hemisphere 3r2 2r2 2 r3


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    Name: Shaurya Kapur
    Class: IX A
    Roll no: 41

    MATHS PORTFOLIO

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