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Notes Solid Geometry 1 PDF

1. The document discusses different types of prisms, cylinders, cones, and their volume and surface area formulas. It defines prisms, cubes, rectangular prisms, right prisms, truncated prisms, cylinders, right cylinders, oblique cylinders, and cones. 2. Formulas provided include calculations for the volume and surface area of prisms, cylinders, cones, frustums, and pyramids. 3. Examples of applications of the formulas are shown, such as calculating the volume of a right cylinder given the height and base area.

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1. The document discusses different types of prisms, cylinders, cones, and their volume and surface area formulas. It defines prisms, cubes, rectangular prisms, right prisms, truncated prisms, cylinders, right cylinders, oblique cylinders, and cones. 2. Formulas provided include calculations for the volume and surface area of prisms, cylinders, cones, frustums, and pyramids. 3. Examples of applications of the formulas are shown, such as calculating the volume of a right cylinder given the height and base area.

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EXCEL REVIEW CENTER ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS

CP: 0919 822 5048 | 0917 328 4664 my.excelreviewcenter.com.ph Solid Geometry 1
Prisms Excel Review Center 5. Truncated prism – a portion of a prism
contained between the base and a
1
V  Bh
A prism is a polyhedron comprising an 3
plane that is not parallel to the base.
n-sided polygonal base, a second base
h Where:
which is a translated copy of the first,
h2 B = area of the base
and n other faces joining corresponding
sides of the two bases. All cross- h3
sections parallel to the bases are B
Excel Review Center
translations of the bases. h1 B
h4
Where: B2
1. Cube – is a prism with all six faces a B1 and B2 =
square. It is a regular hexahedron and area of the h
one of the five Platonic solids. parallel bases
 h  h 2  h3  h 4  B1
Let V = volume V  B 1  of the frustum
 4  of pyramid
V  a3
a Cylinders
Let AS = surface area A cylinder is a solid bounded by a V
h
3

B1  B3  B1B2 
closed cylindrical surface and two
a A s  6a 2 parallel planes.
a
Cone Excel Review Center
2. Rectangular parallelepiped – is a prism 1. Right cylinder – is one which has its A cone is a solid bounded by a
with all six faces a rectangle. cylindrical surface perpendicular to conical surface (lateral surface)
the base. whose directrix is a closed curve,
V  Bh and a plane (base) which cuts all the
c elements.
1
AL  CBh V  Bh
h 3
b Where:
a AL = lateral area Where:
h
CB = circumference of B = area the base
V  abc As  2(ab  bc  ca) B
the base
B
3. Right prims – is one which has its 2. Oblique cylinder – is one which has its
lateral faces are perpendicular to the cylindrical surface not perpendicular
base. Excel Review Center to the base. Note:
B2 B1 and B2 = area
V  Bh the bases
Where: r = radius of
AL  hpb AL = lateral area h
h smaller base
e PK = perimeter of R = radius of
Where: K h right section B1 bigger base
AL = lateral area e = lateral edge
B Pb = perimeter of base K = Area of right
4. Oblique prims – is one which has its
B section V
h
3

B1  B3  B1B2 
lateral faces are not perpendicular to
the base. V  Bh V  Ke AL  epK
h 2 2
V  Bh
V
3

R  r  Rr 
Pyramids Excel Review Center
V  Ke A pyramid is a polyhedron of which one Curved surface area of the frustum of
e
face, called the base, is a polygon of any cone, As:
K
h AL  epK number of sides and the other faces are As    R  r  L
triangles which have a common vertex.
Where: Total surface area of the frustum of a
B AL = lateral area cone, AT:
A frustum of a pyramid is a portion of
PK = perimeter of
the pyramid included between the base
Note: right section AT  L  R  r   r 2  R 2
Right section is the e = lateral edge and the section parallel to the base.
section perpendicular K by
= Area of right
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