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    Intro To Solid Geometry

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    Solid Geometry is the geometry of three-dimensional space It is called three-dimensional, or 3D because there are three dimensions: width, depth and height.

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    Solid Geometry is the geometry of three-dimensional space It is called three-dimensional, or 3D because there are three dimensions: width, depth and height.

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    Solid Geometry is the geometry of three-dimensional space It is called three-dimensional, or 3D because there are three dimensions: width, depth and height.

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    Solid Geometry

    Three Dimensions
    • Solid Geometry is the
    geometry of three-dimensional
    space
    • It is called three-
    dimensional, or 3D because
    there are three dimensions:
    width, depth and height.
    Polyhedron
    • A geometric object with flat
    faces and straight edges.
    • a polyhedron is a three -
    dimensional figure made up of
    sides called faces, each face
    being a polygon.
    Base
    • The lowest part. The
    surface that a solid object
    stands on, or the bottom
    line of a shape such as a
    triangle or rectangle.
    Prism
    • A solid object that has two identical
    ends and all flat sides.
    • The cross section is the same all
    along its length.
    • The shape of the ends give the prism
    a name, such as "triangular prism“
    • It is a polyhedron.
    Pyramid
    • A solid object where:

    * The base is a polygon (a straight-


    sided shape)

    * The sides are triangles which meet


    at the top (the apex).

    It is a polyhedron.
    Cylinder
    • A cylinder is a solid object
    with:
    * two identical flat circular
    or elliptical ends
    * and one curved side.
    Cone
    • A solid
    (3-dimensional) object that
    has a circular base and
    one vertex
    Prisms & Pyramids
    Type Examples Properties

    ● 5 faces
    2 triangular bases
    Triangular Prism 3 rectangular faces
    ● 9 edges
    ● 6 vertices
    6 faces
    2 rectangular bases
    4 rectangular faces
    Rectangular Prism ● 12 edges
    ● 8 vertices

    ● 6 faces
    2 square bases
    4 square faces
    Cube ● 12 edges
    ● 8 vertices

    ● 5 faces
    1 square base
    4 triangular faces
    Square Pyramid ● 8 edges
    ● 5 vertices

    ● 4 faces
    1 triangular base
    3 triangular faces
    Triangular Pyramid ● 6 edges
    ● 4 vertices
    Three Dimensional Figures with Curved
    Surfaces
    Type Example Properties

    ●2 circular bases
    ● 1 curved surface
    Cylinder

    ●1 circular base
    Cone ● 1 curved surface
    ● 1 vertex

    Sphere ●1 curved surface

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