Surface Area of Combined Solids
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Examples, solutions, videos, worksheets, games, and activities to help Geometry students learn how to find the surface area of combined solids or composite solids.
Surface Area of Joined Solids
Surface area is a two-dimensional property of a three-dimensional figure. When solids are joined together, such as a hemisphere on a cone, the surface area of the connecting circle is not included in the overall surface area - it is "hidden." Thus, to solve surface area of joined solids problems, determine which faces or bases are hidden and find the surface area of the remaining parts.
Surface Area of Composite Solids Part 1 of 5
Part 1 in a series of five videos designed to help you calculate the surface area of composite solids.
Rectangular prisms
Surface Area of Composite Solids Part 2 of 5
Cylinder and cone
Surface Area of Composite Solids Part 3 of 5
Rectangular Prism and Pyramid
Surface Area of Composite Solids Part 4 of 5
Sphere and Cone Surface Area of Composite Solids Part 5 of 5
Prisms and parts removed, Sphere, Cone and Cylinder
More Lessons for Grade 9 Math
Math Worksheets
Examples, solutions, videos, worksheets, games, and activities to help Geometry students learn how to find the surface area of combined solids or composite solids.
Surface Area of Joined Solids
Surface area is a two-dimensional property of a three-dimensional figure. When solids are joined together, such as a hemisphere on a cone, the surface area of the connecting circle is not included in the overall surface area - it is "hidden." Thus, to solve surface area of joined solids problems, determine which faces or bases are hidden and find the surface area of the remaining parts.
Surface Area of Composite Solids Part 1 of 5
Part 1 in a series of five videos designed to help you calculate the surface area of composite solids.
Rectangular prisms
Cylinder and cone
Rectangular Prism and Pyramid
Sphere and Cone Surface Area of Composite Solids Part 5 of 5
Prisms and parts removed, Sphere, Cone and Cylinder
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