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    LESSON 16:

    Measuring
    Area of
    Solid Figures
    Objective of the Lesson:

    –Find the area of


    common solid
    figures
    KEY CONCEPTS

    1.AREA – the region


    enclosed by a plane figure.
    2. The symbol for area is A.
    KEY CONCEPTS

    3. Formulas:
    a. Rectangle A = lw
    b. Square A = s 2
    KEY CONCEPTS

    Example:
    1. A = ? l = 12 cm w = 8.5 cm
    Formula: A = lw
    Solution: A = (12 cm)(8.5 cm)
    A = 102 cm 2
    KEY CONCEPTS

    Example:
    2. A = ? s = 36.75 mm
    Formula: A = s 2

    Solution: A = (36.75 mm)2


    A = 1350.56 mm 2
    KEY CONCEPTS

    3. Formulas:
    c. Parallelogram
    A = bh
    KEY CONCEPTS

    Example:
    3. A = ? b = 6.45 ft. h = 10.33 ft.
    Formula: A = bh
    Solution: A = (6.45)(10.33)
    A = 66.63 ft. 2
    KEY CONCEPTS

    3. Formulas:
    d. Triangle
    A = or
    KEY CONCEPTS
    Example:
    4. A = ? b = 36.91 m h = 57.23 m
    Formula: A =
    Solution: A =
    A = 1056.18 m 2
    KEY CONCEPTS

    3. Formulas:
    e. Trapezoid
    A =
    KEY CONCEPTS
    Example:
    5. A = ? b1 = 13.76 in. b2 = 15 in.
    h = 27.66 in.
    Formula: A =
    Solution: A =
    A = 397.75 in. 2
    KEY CONCEPTS

    3. Formulas:
    f. Rhombus
    A = bh
    KEY CONCEPTS

    3. Formulas:
    g. Circle
    KEY CONCEPTS
    Example:
    6. A = ? d = 9.37 cm
    d to r - 9.37/2 = r = 4.69 cm
    Formula:
    Solution: A = (3.14)(4.69) 2

    = (3.14)(22)
    A = 69.08 cm2
    PERFORMANCE TASK # 5

    1. A = ? l = 33.97 in. w = 26.41 in.


    2. A = ? b1 = 36 m b2 = 50 m
    h = 49.5 m
    3. A = ? d = 107.54 dm
    KEY CONCEPTS

    4. Surface Area of Solids


    Surface area – the sum of
    the areas of all the faces
    KEY CONCEPTS
    5. Formulas for SA
    a. Cube (6 )

    SA = 6e 2
    KEY CONCEPTS
    Example:
    7. SA = ? e = 8.5 yd.
    Formula:
    Solution: SA = 6(8.5 yd.) 2

    SA = 433.5 yd.2
    KEY CONCEPTS
    5. Formulas for SA
    b. Rectangular Solid
    SA = 2lw + 2hw + 2hl
    KEY CONCEPTS
    Example:
    8. SA = ? l = 20 cm w = 14 cm
    h = 30 cm
    Formula:
    SA = 2(20)(14)+2(30)(14)+2(30)(20)
    SA = 560 + 840 +1200 = 2600 cm2
    KEY CONCEPTS
    5. Formulas for SA
    c. Regular Pyramid
    LA = lp l – slant height
    p – perimeter (base)
    SA = LA + B or lp + B
    KEY CONCEPTS
    5. Formulas for SA
    d. Right Circular Cone

    SA = rl + r 2
    KEY CONCEPTS
    5. Formulas for SA
    e. Right Circular Cylinder

    SA = 2rh + 2r 2
    KEY CONCEPTS
    5. Formulas for SA
    f. Sphere

    SA =

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