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Geometrywebercise

The document provides instruction on calculating the area of irregular two-dimensional and three-dimensional figures. It discusses composite figures, which are made up of two or more basic shapes, and how to find the total area by splitting the composite figure into basic shapes and adding the individual areas. The document also covers surface area, explaining how to calculate it for complex three-dimensional objects by splitting them into basic shapes and accounting for any faces shared between components.

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Geometrywebercise

The document provides instruction on calculating the area of irregular two-dimensional and three-dimensional figures. It discusses composite figures, which are made up of two or more basic shapes, and how to find the total area by splitting the composite figure into basic shapes and adding the individual areas. The document also covers surface area, explaining how to calculate it for complex three-dimensional objects by splitting them into basic shapes and accounting for any faces shared between components.

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Name: ___________________ Date: ________ Class Period: _____

Calculating the area of irregular two-dimensional and three-dimensional figures.


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Recall:
What is area? (Include: The dimensional figures you solve for and the units of measurement.)

What is the area of a


Square
Triangle
Circle (How do you solve the area of half a circle?)
Rectangle
Parallelogram
Trapezoid

New material:
What are composite figures?

What is the difference between regular and composite figures?

Draw your own composite figure.

The shapes I used for my composite figure are

What are the steps to take to solve the area of a compound figure?
1

2
3

What does it mean to split a figure?

Why do you add all the results from each figure together?

Why do you write your answer in square units?

How do you find a side of a composite figure that is unknown? Provide a visual representation.

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Now you try it!
Use the digital pen that is provided to help you identify the different shapes in the composite figure and
write all off the corresponding edges.

Complete 8 practice problems and chose 3 that you had most difficulty with. Explain what was your point
of confusion of the problem and how did you solve it. (Include step by step solutions)

1 Draw the figure Point of confusion:

Solution:

2 Draw the figure Point of confusion:


Solution:

2 Draw the figure Point of confusion:

Solution:

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View the last example:

When there are empty spaces inside a shape how do you determine the area? Provide a visual
representation.

Draw your own composite figure with at least 2 empty spaces inside and solve for the area.
Solution:

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Recall:
What is surface area? (Include: The dimensional figures you solve for and the units of measurement.)

What is the area of a


Rectangular Prism

Triangular Prism

Cylinder

Sphere

New Material:
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How do you find the surface area of complex shapes?

In Examples 3, what are the two shapes that are being split up?

On slide 16, determine what are the different shapes youd evaluate when you split the figure?
Provide a visual representation.
1)

2)

3)

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When splitting a figure, there is a face that connects the shapes together. When calculating the
surface area of an irregular shape, what occurs to this face? Explain. (Provide a visual
representation)

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