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Math 8 - Unit 5 Measurement Anetis a 2-D pattern that you can fold to create a 3-D object. For example, this is a net for a cube. KH Match each object to its net. a) —()) “ “FJ “Kp 1 eS _— | i) iti) | v) a Gg” r° oO 0 Determining the Surface Area of Prisms and Cylinder: The surface area of a prism is the sum of the areas of all its faces. Area of top and bottom faces = 2(8x3) = 48 cm? sony Area of front and back faces = 2(5x8) = 80 cm? Area of side and side = 2(3x5) = 30 om? Sem Surface Area = 158 om* The general formula for the surface area of a rectangular prism is S.A. = 2(L x W) + 2(H x L) + 2(W x H) BZ SA (Akers FRorT 4 AREA Bae) t- (Aces DP + AREA extort) (Reta RIGHT + AEs SIDE The formula for the surface area of a cube is: 6e? e = edge (side) The formula for the surface area of triangular prisms is: Nate: The figure tat drawn fo seme a = altitude of the base triangle b = base of the base triangle Pp = perimeter of the triangle h = height (distance between triangles) ab+ph (8)(4) + (+5+4)(8) = 12 + (12)(8) 12 + 96 = __ 108 square feet The formula for the surface area of cylinders is: rr... 4 S.A. = 2r® + 2rvh r= radius h = height Find the surface are of a cylinder if: h=10m r=5m S.A. = 2n? + 2rvh 2(3.14)(5)(5) + 2(3.14)(5)(10) 157 + «84 471 m wouou

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