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How to find the surface area of a 3D shape
Cube:
If the 3D shape is a cube
All faces are the same size
and there are 6 faces in a cube
So, Lets do the equation
a: area
l: length
w: width
In a square, all sides are the same length
So l and w are the same
l*w = a (equation for one face)
Then we multiply a by 6 (the faces on a cube)
a*6 = surface area
Rectangle 3D:
It is the same thing as a cube, just the sides arent the same length or width
Triangular Prism:
Some of the faces will be rectangular or a square
But most are going to be triangles
The area of a triangle can be calucated by this
1/2bh = a
Use this formula to find the area of the triangular faces.
Then add all the faces areas.
HOPE THIS HELPED - the bots
How to find the surface area of a 3D shape
Cube:
If the 3D shape is a cube
All faces are the same size
and there are 6 faces in a cube
So, Lets do the equation
a: area
l: length
w: width
In a square, all sides are the same length
So l and w are the same
l*w = a (equation for one face)
Then we multiply a by 6 (the faces on a cube)
a*6 = surface area
Rectangle 3D:
It is the same thing as a cube, just the sides arent the same length or width
Triangular Prism:
Some of the faces will be rectangular or a square
But most are going to be triangles
The area of a triangle can be calucated by this
1/2bh = a
Use this formula to find the area of the triangular faces.
Then add all the faces areas.
HOPE THIS HELPED - the bots
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