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Aloiza [94]
3 years ago
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Mathematics
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777dan777 [17]3 years ago
6 0
<h2>Hello!</h2><h2>The answer is: </h2>

The surface area of the most common geometrical shapes are:

  • Circle=\pi *r^{2}
  • Triangle=b\frac{h}{2}
  • Rectangle=b*h
  • Cube=6*a^{2}
  • RectangularPrism=2*l*w+2*l*h+2*w*h
  • RigthCircularCilynder=2\pi *r^{2}+2\pi *r*h
  • Sphere=4*\pi *r^{2}
  • RightCircularCone=\pi *r^{2}+\pi *r*(\sqrt{h^{2} +r^{2}})
<h2>Why?</h2>

The area can be defined as the sum of the areas that cover the surface of an object or shape, and it's expressed in squared units.

There are the formulas for the surface area of the most common geometrical shapes.

Circle,

Circle=\pi *r^{2}

Where:

\pi =3.1416\\r=radius

Triangle,

Triangle=b\frac{h}{2}

Where:

b=base\\r=height

Rectangle:

Rectangle=b*h

Where:

b=base\\r=height

Cube,

Cube=6*a^{2}

Where:

a=SideLength

Rectangular Prism,

RectangularPrism=2*l*w+2*l*h+2*w*h

Where:

l=length\\w=width\\h=height

Right Circular Cilynder,

RightCircularCilynder=2\pi *r^{2}+2\pi *r*h

Where:

\pi =3.1416\\r=radius\\h=height

Sphere,

Sphere=4*\pi *r^{2}

Where,

\pi =3.1416\\r=radius

Right Circular Cone,

RightCircularCone=\pi *r^{2}+\pi *r*(\sqrt{h^{2} +r^{2}})

Where:

\pi =3.1416\\r=radius\\h=height

Have a nice day!

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