what does the area of a suface indicate???
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The total area of the surface of a three-dimensional object. Example: the surface area of a cube is the area of all 6 faces added together. See: Area.
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In this section we'll cover the surface area of two-dimensional objects like squares, rectangles, and triangles. The surface area is the total exposed area inside a given boundary. We write area in units squared.
_____" example" _______
surface area using a square:
This square is 4 units long on each side. The surface area is the number of square units that fit into the square. As shown in the picture, the surface area of this square is 16 total square units.
With a rectangle and square we can also get the surface area by multiplying width (W) x length (L). Let's try that and see if we get the same answer:
Area = W x L
Area = 4 x 4
Area = 16
Hey, that's the same answer!
good morning__________✌️✌️✌️✌️
"_____________________________________________________
Skills needed:
Multiplication
Addition
Subtraction
Division
Polygons
In this section we'll cover the surface area of two-dimensional objects like squares, rectangles, and triangles. The surface area is the total exposed area inside a given boundary. We write area in units squared.
_____" example" _______
surface area using a square:
This square is 4 units long on each side. The surface area is the number of square units that fit into the square. As shown in the picture, the surface area of this square is 16 total square units.
With a rectangle and square we can also get the surface area by multiplying width (W) x length (L). Let's try that and see if we get the same answer:
Area = W x L
Area = 4 x 4
Area = 16
Hey, that's the same answer!
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