This document discusses the properties and surface areas of cubes. It defines a cube as a 3D shape with six square faces of equal length and width. The total surface area of a cube is six times the area of one face, since all faces are identical squares. The curved or lateral surface area excludes the top and bottom faces, and is four times the area of one face.
This document discusses the properties and surface areas of cubes. It defines a cube as a 3D shape with six square faces of equal length and width. The total surface area of a cube is six times the area of one face, since all faces are identical squares. The curved or lateral surface area excludes the top and bottom faces, and is four times the area of one face.
This document discusses the properties and surface areas of cubes. It defines a cube as a 3D shape with six square faces of equal length and width. The total surface area of a cube is six times the area of one face, since all faces are identical squares. The curved or lateral surface area excludes the top and bottom faces, and is four times the area of one face.
CUBE Cube is A cube is a 3 dimensional figure, having 6 faces,12 edges and 8 vertices. Properties of cube
All the six faces are square.
All the six faces are identical. Length=Breath=Height CUBE
Some of the examples of cube are:
Formation of a cube
Take some square figures of the
same shape and size from the cardboard sheet and stack them up in a vertical shape. Areas of cube
1.Total surface area of the cube
Itis sum of areas of all the six faces of the cube. Sinceall the six faces are square and identical. Sototal surface area of cube=6×area of each faces. =6×a² Areas of cube
2.Curved/lateral surface area of cube
It is the area of all the faces of the cube excluding top and bottom. So the curved surface area of cube =4×area of each faces =4×a²