Surface Area and 3D Figures

Is surface area.......

• Filling in a 3 dimensional shape

• wrapping the outside of a 3 dimensional shape

Volume is the amount of space an object takes up.

• True
• False

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What is the Surface Area?

• 72 ft²

• 128 ft²

• 188 ft²

• 212 ft²

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In surface area formulas, what does B represent?

• bottom

• perimeter of the base

• area of the base

• base

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^{_{Find the Surface Area}}

• 15m²
• 16m²
• 18m²
• 20m²

What shape is this?

• Cone
• Sphere
• Cube
• Pyramid

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• Rectangular Prism
• Cube
• Rectangular Pyramid
• Triangular Prism

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1) Which situation would require knowing the surface area of a three-dimensional figure?

• The amount of water needed to fill a pool.

• The amount of fencing needed to surround and enclose a patio.

• The minimum amount of wrapping paper needed to completely wrap a gift.

• The amount of dirt needed to fill a planter.

2) Which situation would require knowing the volume of a three-dimensional figure?

• The amount of fence needed to enclose a horse pasture.

• The amount of paint needed to completely cover a garage.

• The amount of tiles needed to cover a kitchen floor.

• The amount of ice cream needed to fill a cone.

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Three different views of a three-dimensional figure constructed from cubes are shown. Which of the following figures could these views represent?

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