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QUADRILATERAL
WHAT is quadrilateral ? A quadrilateral is a four-sided polygon with four angles. The sum of interior angle is 360°
Area of quadrilateral can be found by dividing it into triangles
TYPE of quadrilateral Square Rectangle Rhombus
Parallelogram
Kite Trapezoid Cyclic Quadrilateral Irregular Quadrilateral
SQUARE
All side are equal in length. Four right angles that is 90° Same diagonal length and perpendicular to each other. 4 symmetrical lines. Area = a² Perimeter = 4a
a
a
a
a
RECTANGLE
Opposite sides are equal in length Four right angles that is 90° Same diagonal length and perpendicular to each other. 2 symmetrical lines Area = a x b Perimeter = 2a + 2b
a
bb
a
RHOMBUS All side are equal in length.
Opposite sides are parallel same opposite angle diagonals are unequal, bisect and perpendicular to each other Area = base x height
= side x height = a x h
Perimeter = 4a
a
a
a
a h
EXAMPLE
17m
If the area of rhombus ABCD is 255m², what is the value of h?
h m
Solution: Area = base x height= BC x h= 17m x h255m
² h = 255m² / 17m= 15m
AREA OF RHOMBUS When one side, ‘a’ and an interior angle, ‘θ’ are given:
Diagonal AC divides the rhombus into two equal triangles, therefore area of the rhombus is given as:
Area of rhombus = 2 x area of ∆ ADC = 2 x 1/2 ( a x a x sin θ )= a² sin θ
EXAMPLE When a=17m and θ=60° , what is the area of rhombus ABCD ?
a=17m
60°
Solution: Area = 2 x area of ∆ ADC= 2 x 1/2 (17 x 17 x sin 60°)= 250 m²
AREA OF RHOMBUS
Diagonals AC and BD divide the rhombus into four equal triangles,therefore area of rhombus is given as: Area of rhombus = 4 x 1/2 x BC/2 x AD/2
= 1/2 ( AD x BC )= 1/2 ( e x eᴺ )
When length of two diagonals are given:
e
eᴺ
EXAMPLE
= 4 x 1/2 x BC/2 x AD/2= 1/2 ( AD x BC )= 1/2 ( 30 x 30 )= 450 m²
30 m
30 m
When AD=BC=30m, what is the area of rhombus ABCD ?
Solution: Area
PARALLELOGRAM
Opposite sides are equal in length and parallel Diagonals are unequal and bisect each other Same opposite angle Area = base x height
= b x h Perimeter = 2a+2b
a
b
h
AREA OF PARALLELOGRAM
FORMULAE
Area = base x height = b x h
HOW TO FIND h ?from Theorem hypotenuse, Thus, h= x AD
EXAMPLE
FORMULAE Area = base x height = b x h
If the area of parallelogram EFGH is 112m² , what must the value of h be?
Solution: Area = base x height = HG x h
112m² = 16m x hh =
= 7
h
KITE
two pairs of equal length sides that are adjacent to each other Diagonals are perpendicular to each other Same opposite angle Area = x KM x JL Perimeter = 2a+2b Actually the area of kite is half of the area of rectangle.
a
ba
b
EXAMPLE 1
FORMULAE Area = base x height = b x h
What is its area of the following kite?
Solution: Area = x sum of two diagonal of the kite= x ( 6m + 13m )= 7.5m²
EXAMPLE 2
FORMULAE Area = base x height = b x h
If the area of rectangle is 56cm².What is its area of the kite in the rectangle?
Solution: Area = x area of rectangle= x 56cm²= 28cm²
TRAPEZOID / TRAPEZIUM
Two opposite parallel sides of different length The other two sides unparalleled and either same or different
length Area = x height Perimeter = AB + BC + CD + DA
EXAMPLEWhat is the area of trapezium ABCD ?
Solution:
A B
CD B’
15m
24m
50°
h m
= 24m - 15m= 9m
B’C
tan 50°
= h/9= 11m h
Area = (15 + 24) / 2 x 11
= 214.5 m²
CYCLIC QUADRILATERAL Quadrilateral which inscribed in a circle. a + b = 180° / c + d = 180° Area = (S – A) (S – B) (S – C) (S – D) where S = half perimeter of quadrilateral.A
B
C
D
The converse of this theorem too can be used as a theorem. Hence if the exterior angle formed by producing a side of a quadrilateral is equal to the interior opposite angle, then the quadrilateral is a cyclic quadrilateral.
∠a = ∠a’
a
a’
EXAMPLE
A
B
C
D
Given the sides of the quadrilateral are A=43m , B=50m , C=45m , D=38m.
Solution: Perimeter = 1/2 (43+50+45+38)m= 88 m
Area
= (88-43) (88-50) (88-45) (88-38)
= (S-A) (S-B) (S-C) (S-D)
= 1917 m²
IRREGULAR QUADRILATERAL
Any quadrilateral which does not fit into any of the above. Area can be found by dividing it into several of triangular.
EXAMPLE 1In a quadrilateral the diagonal is 42cm and the two perpendiculars on it from the other vertices are 8cm and 9cm respectively. Find the area ofthe quadrilateral.
Solution: Area of ABCD = Area of ∆ABC + Area of ∆ACD= x 9cm x 42cm + x 8cm x 42cm= 189cm² + 168cm²= 357cm²
EXAMPLE 2Find the area of a quadrilateral whose sides are 9 m, 40 m, 28 m and 15 m respectively and the angle between first two sides is a right angle.
Solution: Area of ∆PQR = x base x height
= x 9 x 40= 180 m²
PR = √PQ² + QR²= √9² + 40²= √1681= 41 m
s = = 42 m
Area of ∆PSR = √s(s-a)(s-b)(s-c)= √42(42-15)(42-28)(42-41)= 126 m²
Area of PQRS = 180 m² + 126 m²= 306 m²
PRISM
TYPE OF PRISM
TrianglePrism
Square Prism
PentagonalPrism
Hexagonal Prism
Rectangular
Prism
ObliquePrism
All prism is a polyhedron, which means all faces are flat.
PRISMS NETSDifferent types of nets of prism
REGULAR PRISMS
Cross- Section
It is a prism that has a regular Cross Section, with equal edge lengths and equal angles.
Cross- Section Square Prism Triangular Prism
Cross- Section Cross- Section Pentagonal Prism Cube
IRREGULAR PRISMSIt is a prism that has an irregular Cross Section, with different edges length and angles.
Irregular Pentagon Prism
Cross- Section
RIGHT AND OBLIQUE PRISM
RIGHT PRISM OBLIQUE PRISM
A prism in which the joining edges and faces are perpendicular to the base faces
A prism with bases that are not aligned one directly above the other.
H
Late
ral e
dge
H
SURFACE AREA OF RIGHT PRISM
SURFACE AREA = 2b + ph
b = area of basep = perimeter of baseh = height of the prism
b = ½ (4) (6+12) = 36 cm²
P = 6+5+12+5 =28 cm
h = 10 cm
Total Surface Area= 2(36) + 28(10)= 352 cm²
Example 1:
Example 2: 7 CM
12 CM
10 CM
14 CM6 CM
AREA OF HEXAGON = 3√3 ¯¯¯ 2
× x²
b = 3√3 ¯¯¯ = 127.31 CM²p = 2 (6 x 7) + 6 (7) = 126 CMh =12 CM
2 × 7² TOTAL SURFACE AREA= 2b + ph= 2(127.31) + (126)(12)= 1766.62 CM²
b = 1 ¯ = 15 CM²p = 4(7) + 2(6) + 3(14) = 82 CMh = 14 CM
7 CM
× 3 × 102TOTAL SURFACE AREA= 2b + ph= 2(15) + 82(14)= 1928 CM²
x = length of sides
Example 3;
SURFACE AREA OF OBLIQUE PRISM
SURFACE AREA = pl+2b
p = Perimeterl = Lateral Edge b = Area of Base
8 CM5 CM
15 C
M
p = 4(8 cm) + 4(5 cm) + 4(15 cm) = 112 CMl = 15 CMb = 8 CM x 5 CM = 40 CM²
Total Surface Area = 112(15) + 2(40) = 1760 CM²
VOLUME
Volume = b x h b = area of baseh = heightExample 1:
I) VOLUME OF A TRIANGULAR PRISM
Base Area = (8)(3)/2 = 12cm 2
Volume = 12 x 12 = 144cm 3
Given: b = 8cm, height = 3cm and length = 12cm
3 cm
8 cm
12cm
Base area of prism = (b x h)/2`
VOLUME
Example 1:
II) VOLUME OF THE OBLIQUE PRISM
Volume of the oblique prism= [ ½ x ( 8+4 ) x 9 ] x 15= 54 x 15 = 810 cm 2
Volume = B x h B = area of baseh = height of prism
VOLUME
Example 1:
III) VOLUME OF TRAPEZOID PRISM
Area of Trapezium Base = ½ x ( a + b) x h = ½ x (1.5 x 6.5 ) x 4.2 = 16.8 cm 2
Volume = Area x Height between trazepium ends = 16.8 x 8 = 134.4 cm3 = 134 cm3
Volume = Area x Height between trapezium ends
VOLUMEIV) VOLUME OF PENTAGONAL PRISM
Example 1:
Where , a = apothem lengthb = sideh = height
V = [ x 5 x side x apothem] x height of the prism.
V= Ah
Area of Base(A) h
6cm
7cm
10cm
A = ½ ( 5 x 6 x 7 ) = 105 cm 2
V = A x h = 105 cm 2 x 10 cm = 1050 cm 3
VOLUMEV) VOLUME OF THE CUBE PRISM
Volume = s 3
Example 1:
Volume = s 3
= (3cm) 3
= 27 cm3 Volume units are always
cubed.
VOLUMEVI) VOLUME OF THE SQUARE PRISM
Volume = s 2 h
V= Area of base × Height of prism
s 2
h
Example 1:
5cm
3cm
Volume = s 2 x h = (3cm) 2 x 5 cm
= 45 cm3
VOLUME – EXAMPLE 1 The diagram shows a cross-section of a cuboid after a
cube is cut out from it.
Area of cross-section= (7x12) – (3x4)= 84 – 12 = 72m 2
Volume of prism = 72 x 5= 360 m3
What is the volume of this prism ?
Solution :
FRUSTUM OF
PRISM
What is FRUSTUM of Prism ? Plane section is taken of a right prism parallel to its end. Section is known as a CROSS-SECTION of the prism and the two
positions of the prism are still prisms.
Difference Between Cross-Section and FrustumPrism Differences Frustum Of Prism
Parallel Cutting Plane Not parallel to the ends
2 X base area + ( Base X Height )
* This formula works for all prism regardless of
base shape
Surface Area Area of the base + Area of the section + Lateral
surface area
Area of cross section X Length
Volume Average height X Area of the base
Perpendicular Cut
Cross Section
Non-parallel cut
Frustum
In figure, ABCEFGHI represents a frustum of a prism whose cutting plane EFGH is inclined at angle θ to the horizontal. In this case, the frustum can be taken as a prism with base ABEF and height BC.
FRUSTUM of Prism
Volume of Frustum of Prism In figure ABCEFGHI represents a frustum of a prism whose cutting
plane EFGH is inclined at an angle θ to the horizontal. In this case, the frustum can be taken as a prism with base ABEF and height BC.
Volume of the frustum =area ABEF × BC ABEF is a trapezium whose area is AF+BE X AB Volume of Frustum is AF+BE X AB X BC = In conclusion, Volume of frustum = Average height X Area of Base
2
2H1+h2 X AB X BC 2
What is Total Surface Area ? Total Surface Area = Area of the base + Area of the section + Lateral
Surface Area
Do you know what is Lateral Surface
Area ?????
Lateral Surface Area Lateral Surface Area of the Frustum is the combination of rectangle
and trapeziums whose area can be calculated separately
}LateralSurface
Area
Shaded parts
are the
Lateral Surface Area If the cutting plane is inclined at an angle θ to the horizontal then
from figure we have = COS θ
OR x = COS θ ( as BC = FG )
OR = COS θ
OR Area of section EFGH =
Total Surface AreaTotal Surface Area = Area of the base + Area of the section + Lateral Surface Area
Total Surface Area
= AB.BC + + Area of Trapezium and Rectangle
Let’s Do Exercise !
EXAMPLESA hexagonal right prism, whose base is inscribed in a circle of radius 2m, is cut by a plane inclined at an angle Find the volume of the frustum and the area of the section when the heighof 45∘ to the horizontal. ts of the frustum are 8m and 6m respectively.
SOLUTION
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