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    8 Maths PPT (Visualising Solid Shapes)

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    SOLID SHAPES

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    SOLID SHAPES

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    8 Maths PPT (Visualising Solid Shapes)

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    Part - II

     Part of a shape that is flat or curved.


    Example:

    A cube has 6 of these.


     The line where two faces meet
    Example:

    A cube has 12 of these.


     The place where two or more edges meet
     Plural of Vertex is Vertices.

    Example:

    A Cube has 8 of these.


    3D Shapes

    Non
    Polyhedrons
    Polyhedrons

    All faces are All faces are


    flat not flat
     Polyhedrons  Non Polyhedrons
    ◦ Cube ◦ Cylinder
    ◦ Cuboid ◦ Cone
    ◦ Pyramid ◦ Sphere
    ◦ Prism ◦ Hemisphere
     It is a 3D Shape.
     It has six faces which are all squares.
    Edges:
    12

    Vertices 8

    Faces: 6
    The six faces of a cube are evident here in the form of a
    flat figure (two dimensional figure). This 2D figure is
    called NET of a cube.
    Think: Is it
    possible to have
    multiple nets of a
    cube?
     It is a 3D Shape.
     It has six faces which are all rectangles.
    Faces 6

    Vertices 8

    Edges 12
     It is a 3D Shape.
     It’s base is a polygon of any number of sides.
     It’s lateral faces are triangles with a common vertex.
     They are named after the shape
    of their bases.
     No. of faces, vertices and edges
    vary according to the type of Pyramid.
     Triangular Pyramid (Tetrahedron) Faces 4
    Vertices 4
    Edges 6

     Hexagonal Pyramid Faces 7


    Vertices 7
    Edges 12
     It is a special kind of 3D Shape.
     It’s base is a polygon of any number of sides.
     It has two ends that are exactly the same shape and size.
     They are named after the shape of their bases.
     If a Prism is sliced parallel to one of its ends, then the new end is
    exactly same as the old one.

    Pentagonal Hexagonal Triangular


    Prism Prism Prism
     Triangular Prism
    Faces 5
    Vertices 6
    Edges 9

     Pentagonal Prism
    Faces 7
    Vertices 10
    Edges 15
     Rectangular Prism

    Faces: 6 (Rectangular)
    Same as Cuboid

     Square Prism

    Top & Bottom face: Square


    If all faces are square, it is
    same as Cube.
     It is a 3D Shape.

     Faces (Circular) 2
    (Circles at top and bottom)
     Faces (Curved) 1
    ( If we cut the rest of cylinder, we will get rectangle)
     Edges 2
     Vertices 0
     It is a 3D shape.
     Edges: 1
     Faces (Circular): 1
     Faces (Curved): 1
     Vertex: 1
     Every point on the surface of the sphere is the same
    distance from the centre.

    Faces (Curved) 1
    Faces (Flat) 0
    Vertices 0
    Edges 0
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIRsXiTK
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     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cxdyh7A
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