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THE PRESENTATION BEGINS

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UMESH SIRUMESH SIR

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INTRODUCTION CUBE CUBOID RIGHT CIRCULAR CYLINDER RIGHT CIRCULAR CONE SPHERE HEMISPHERE

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Have you ever wrapped a birthday gift? If so, then you've covered the surface

area of a polyhedron with wrapping paper. 

Have you ever poured a glass of milk? If so, then you've filled the volume of a

glass with milk. Not only this, but in day-to-day life, we

come across many activities which involve the concept of surface areas and volume.

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Surface Area of an object refers to the total area of all its surfaces.

For example : The amount of paper required to wrap a gift gives us an idea of surface area of gift.

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Volume of a solid object refers to the amount of space it occupies or contains.

For example : The amount of water a swimming pool can hold gives us an idea of the volume of the swimming pool.

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SURFACE SURFACE AREAAREA

If each edge of cube is a units, itsTotal surface area = 6a2 sq. units

Area of the faces leaving the topAnd the bottom ones is known asIts L.S.A. (Lateral Surface Area).

L.S.A. of cube = 4a2 sq. units

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VOLUMEVOLUME Volume of a cube of edge a units is a3 cubic units.

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TOTAL SURFACE TOTAL SURFACE AREAAREA Surface area of a

cuboid =2 × lb Top and bottom

+ 2 × bh Front and back

+ 2 × lh Left and right side

= 2(lb + bh + lh)

h

l b

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LATERAL SURFACE LATERAL SURFACE AREAAREA L.S.A. of cuboid

= T.S.A. – Area of top and base

= 2(lb + bh + lh)–2(lb)

= 2 (bh + hl) = 2 (l+b) × h

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VOLUMEVOLUME Volume of a cuboid =Length × Breadth × Height Or V = l × b × hWhere, V = volumel = length, b = breadthh = height

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WHAT IS A RIGHT WHAT IS A RIGHT CIRCULAR CIRCULAR CYLINDER ?CYLINDER ? A cylinder is a

right circular cylinder if :

Its base is a circle and

Radius of the base is perpendicular to its height.

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SURFACE AREASURFACE AREA C.S.A. of cylinder = Area of

rectangular sheet = 2πrho T.S.A. of cylinder = C.S.A. + Lid

area + Base area = 2πrh + πr2 +

πr2

= 2πr (h+r)

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VOLUMEVOLUME Volume of a

cylinder = Area of base ×

height = πr2h

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WHAT IS A RIGHT WHAT IS A RIGHT CIRCULAR CONE?CIRCULAR CONE? In a right

circular cone, the radius of the circular base is perpendicular to its height.

Also, Slant Height

l =

Height h

Baser

Slant Height l

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CURVED SURFACE CURVED SURFACE AREAAREA

l l

2πr

r

Area of sector = Circumference of arc

Area of circle Circumference of circle

Area of sector = 2πr × πl 2 = πrl 2πl

C.S.A. of cone = Area of sector = πrl

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TOTAL SURFACE TOTAL SURFACE AREAAREA T.S. A. of Cone = C.S.A. +

Base Area = πrl + πr2

= πr (l +r)

2B rr

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VOLUMEVOLUME Volume of Cone = 1 × Volume of

Cylinder 3 = 1 × πr2h

3

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SURFACE SURFACE AREA AND AREA AND VOLUMEVOLUME Surface area of sphere

= 4 πr2

Volume of sphere = 4 πr3

3

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SURFACE SURFACE AREA AND AREA AND VOLUMEVOLUME C.S.A. of hemisphere = 2πr2

T.S.A. of hemisphere = C.S.A. + Base Area

= 2πr2 + πr2

= 3πr2

Volume of hemisphere = 2 πr3 3

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