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The document discusses important mensuration formulas and terms. It defines terms like area, perimeter, volume, curved surface area, total surface area, and lateral surface area. It then provides the formulas to calculate the area, perimeter, and other properties of basic 2D shapes like squares, rectangles, circles, and triangles. Finally, it lists the volume, surface area, and other formulas for common 3D shapes such as spheres, cubes, cylinders, and cones.

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Mensuration Formulas PDF 1

The document discusses important mensuration formulas and terms. It defines terms like area, perimeter, volume, curved surface area, total surface area, and lateral surface area. It then provides the formulas to calculate the area, perimeter, and other properties of basic 2D shapes like squares, rectangles, circles, and triangles. Finally, it lists the volume, surface area, and other formulas for common 3D shapes such as spheres, cubes, cylinders, and cones.

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Mensuration Formulas: Important Terms

Term Meaning SI Units

Area (A) It is the surface enclosed by a given m2 or cm2


shape.

Perimeter (P) It is simply the boundary length of an area. m or cm

Volume (V) The space occupied by a solid or cm3 or m3


a 3-Dimensional object is called volume.

Curved Surface Area It is the area enclosed by the curved m2 or cm2


(CSA) portion
of a geometrical object.

Total Surface Area (TSA) The sum total of areas of all the surfaces m2/cm2
of an object is called TSA.

Lateral Surface Area Sum total of areas of all surfaces except m2/cm2
(LSA) the top and the base of an object is called
LSA.

Diagonal (d) A line that joins two vertices of a


geometrical
figure is called a diagonal.

Mensuration Formulas for 2D Shapes


Shapes Area(A) Perimeter(P) Diagonal(d) Nomenclature

a2 4a √2a Side = a
Square

lxb 2(l+b) √2 (l2+b2) Length =


Rectangle lBreadth = b

½ × d1 × d2 4a 2A/d2 Diagonals = d1
Rhombus and d2

pxh 2(p+q) √(p2+q2-2pqco Base = pSide =


Parallelogram sβ) qAngle = β

πr2 2πr – Radius = r


Circle (πr2)/2 R(π+2
(for (for semi-circle)
semi-circle)

that compiles all the relevant mensuration formulas for competitive exams.
Mensuration Formulas: Important Terms

Before we get down to the nitty-gritty of the mensuration formulas, let us recall some
important terms:

Term Meaning SI Units

Area (A) It is the surface enclosed by m2 or cm2


a given shape.

Perimeter (P) It is simply the boundary m or cm


length of an area.

Volume (V) The space occupied by a cm3 or m3


solid or
a 3-Dimensional object is
called volume.

Curved Surface It is the area enclosed by the m2 or cm2


Area (CSA) curved portion
of a geometrical object.

Total Surface Area The sum total of areas of all m2/cm2


(TSA) the surfaces
of an object is called TSA.

Lateral Surface Sum total of areas of all m2/cm2


Area (LSA) surfaces except
the top and the base of an
object is called LSA.
Diagonal (d) A line that joins two vertices
of a geometrical
figure is called a diagonal.

Mensuration Formulas for 2D Shapes

The major 2D figures are square, triangle, rectangle, circle, rhombus and
parallelograms. Let us now have a look at the mensuration formulas of all the important
2D geometrical figures:

Shapes Area(A) Perimeter( Diagonal(d) Nomenclat


P) ure

a2 4a √2a Side = a

Square

lxb 2(l+b) √2 (l2+b2) Length =


lBreadth =
b
Rectangle

½ × d1 × d2 4a 2A/d2 Diagonals =
d1 and d2

Rhombus
pxh 2(p+q) √(p2+q2-2p Base =
qcosβ) pSide =
qAngle = β

Parallelogr
am

πr2 2πr – Radius = r


(πr2)/2 R(π+2
(for (for
semi-circle) semi-circle)
Circle

3D Figures Mensuration Formulas

Shapes Volume Curved Total Surface Nomenclature


Surface Area
Area/Lateral
Surface Area

Sphere 4/3 πr3 4 πr2 4πr2 Radius = r

Cube a3 4 x a2 6a2 Side = a


Cuboid lxbxh 2h(l+b) 2(lb+bh+hl) Length = l
Breadth = b
height = h

Cylinder πr2 x h 2πrh 2πr(r+h) Radius of base


=r

Cone 1/3πr2h πrl πr(s+l) Slant height =


s

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