Tuesday, April 15, 2008

Hanah's BOB

For this BOB, im going to talk about surface area and volume of a triangular prism and cube.


Cube:
VOLUME
- To get the volume of a cube , you would have to do l x w x h , (length x width x height).

SURFACE AREA
- To get the surface area of a cube , you would need to draw a net. If all sides are labelled 4 cm , you would have to do , 2 x (l x w) + 2 x (h x l) + 2 x (w x h) = sa . You add them together and that'll e you answer.

Look at pictures .



surface area solution:














volume solution:












Rectangular Prism:
VOLUME
-
to get the volume of a rectangular prism , it's mostly the same as geting the volume for a cube. It has 6 sides , like a cube.

SURFACE AREA
- to get the surface area of a rectangular prism , it's alos mostly the same as getting the surface area of a cube.


Look at the pictures.

surface area solution:













volume solution:



(sorry the pictures are small , just click on them)

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