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Chapter 10
Area
10.1 - Areas of Parallelograms and Triangles

Theorem 10.1 - Area of a Theorem 10.2 - Area of a

Rectangle is A=B*H Parallelogram is A=B*H
10.1 - Areas of Parallelograms and Triangles

Theorem 10.3 - Area of a

Triangle is A = ½ (B*H)
10.2 - Areas of Trapezoids, Rhombuses, and Kites

Theorem 10.4 - Area of a

Trapezoid is A = ½ (b1 + b2)h
10.2 - Areas of Trapezoids, Rhombuses, and Kites
Example for Area of a Trapezoid: Now try solving for the area of
this trapezoid:
10.2 - Areas of Trapezoids, Rhombuses, and Kites
Theorem 10.5 - Area of a Kite/Rhombus A=½ (d1*d2)
10.2 - Areas of Trapezoids, Rhombuses, and Kites
Example for area of a Now try solving for the area of this
kite/rhombus: kite:
10.3 - Areas of Regular Polygons
Theorem 10.6- Area of a Regular Polygon is A =½ Pa (a means apothem)
 10.3 - Area of Regular Polygons
Example: Now solve for the area of this polygon:
10.4 - Perimeters and Areas of Similar Figures
Theorem 10.7 - If the similarity ratio between two similar figures is a/b,
then the ratio of their perimeters is a/b and the ratio of their areas is
a²/b².
 10.4 - Perimeters and Areas of Similar Figures
Example:
Find the area ratio of the
figures below:

6 in 9 in
1 - ratio of sides is 6/9
reduced to 2/3
2 - ratio of area would be 2 in 4 in
2²/3² which is 4/9
3 - final answer is 4/9
10.6 - Circles and Arcs
Semi circle - half a circle, 180 degrees
Arc - part of a circle

Theorem 10.9 - the circumference of a

circle is C = 2 r or C = d

Theorem 10.10 - to find the length of an

arc do: measure of an arc/360 * 2 r or
d
10.6 - Circles and Arcs
Now solve for the length of the
Example of finding the arc
arc below: Leave in form.
length:

1 - measure of an
arc/360 * 2 r
14 cm 2 - 46/360 * 2 14
46 degrees 3 - 3.5
10.7 - Area of Circles and Sectors
Theorem 10.11 - Area of a circle is A=πr²

Theorem 10.12 - Area of a Sector of a circle is A= measure of a

sector/360*πr²
 10.7 - Area of Circles and Sectors
Now try and solve for the area of
Example:
this sector. Keep the answer in
form.

10 cm
60
degrees
 Chapter 11
Surface Area and Volume
Polygon Prism

Prism - Any polygon “stretched out” or 3D

SURFACE AREA: The sum of each face’s area

Measured in Units²
11.2 Surface Area of a Prism:
The area of each
face of the figures
net, added
together.
Example:
What is the
surface area of
this prism?
Surface Area of a Cylinder:
SA = 2 r² + 2 rh
Example:

What is the
surface area of
this cylinder?
11.3 Surface Area of a Pyramid:
The area of each
face of the
figures net, added
together. Similar
to a prism.
Example:

What is the
surface area of
this pyramid?
Surface Area of a Cone:

SA = r² + rl
Example:

What is the
surface area of
this cone?
 11.4 Volume
Volume - The space that a figure occupies.

Measured in Units³
Volume of Prisms and Cylinders:

V = bh

Area of the base height

Examples: What is the
volume of
What is the this cylinder?
volume of this
prism?
11.4 Volume of Pyramids and Cones:

V = ⅓ bh

Area of the base height

Examples: What is the
volume of
What is the volume this cone?
of this pyramid?
11.5 Spheres:
Surface Area of a Sphere:

SA = 4 r²
Volume of a Sphere:

V= 4/3 r³
Examples:
Find the surface
area and volume
of the following
spheres.
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