Depth · one concept from first principles · step 2 of 4
Surface area is the sum of every face
In the solid at the right every pair of meeting edges is perpendicular. What is its surface area, in ?
Depth · one concept from first principles · step 2 of 4
In the solid at the right every pair of meeting edges is perpendicular. What is its surface area, in ?
Cut across the L: one rectangle runs the full 18 cm and is 5 cm wide; the piece below it is 6 cm wide and 10 - 5 = 5 cm tall.
One L-shaped face covers 120 cm².
6.G.A.1Draw A DiagramTrace it: 18 along the top, 5 down the far end, 12 back under the long arm, 5 down the step, 6 along the bottom, then 10 up the near side.
The L's outline is 56 cm long.
6.G.A.4Visualize Spatial RelationshipsEvery side face is a rectangle 20 cm tall, and laid flat side by side they make one band as long as the outline.
The sides come to 1120 cm².
6.G.A.4Draw A DiagramThe side faces laid flat make one band as long as the L's outline.
Each side face stands on one straight piece of the L's outline and rises the same , so the faces and the outline's pieces pair off one for one.
Laid side by side those faces leave no gap and overlap nowhere, so their widths add to the whole way round the L.
The top and bottom are congruent, so count that area twice.
The surface area is 1360 cm².
6.G.A.4Identify SubproblemsAny prism's surface is two bases plus a band as long as the base's outline.
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