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Surface Area of Prisms
By Casey Mitchell
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Practice with Surface Areas of Prisms
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Question 1
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What units do we use for Surface Area?
Question 2
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How do you find the Perimeter of a shape?
Question 3
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In the equation for Surface Area, what does the B represent?
Base
Area of the Base
Perimeter
Height
Question 4
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Define Surface Area
Question 5
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What is the difference between Surface Area and Volume?
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Question 10
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Find the Perimeter of the Base
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Question 22
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Classify this figure
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Question 6
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What is the Classification for this figure?
Rectangular Prism
Cube
Triangular Prism
Compound Prism
Question 7
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What does this part of the Prism represent?
The base
The length
The volume
The height
Question 8
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What does the 15 cm represent for this prism?
The length
The base
The height
The surface area
Question 9
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Which Formula do we use to calculate B, the area of the base of the prism?
Question 11
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Find the SA of the figure using
(Hint: you need units squared, use ^2)
Question 12
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How would you classify this shape?
Triangular Prism
Compound Prism
Pentagonal Prism
Hexagonal Prism
Question 13
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The measure of this side is 7 ft - 4 ft = 3 ft.
True
False
Question 14
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What do you immediately notice about this value?
Question 15
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What is the converted value ?
3 ft
1 yd
1/3 ft
12 in
Question 16
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What do we call this shape?
The perimeter of the prism
The length of the prism
The height of the prism
The base of the prism
Question 17
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The measure of this side is 8 ft - 3 ft = 5 ft
True
False
Question 18
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To find the area of the base, B,
Split the base into 2 shapes, a square and a rectangle.
Calculate the area of the square using
Calculate the area of the rectangle using
Subtract the Area of the Rectangle from the Area of the square to get the total area of the base,
Add the Area of the Square to the Area of the Rectangle to get the total area of the base,
Question 19
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The measure of 10 ft represents
The height of the prism
The length of the Prism
The Perimeter of the Prism
The apothem
Question 20
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Find the perimeter, P, of the base
visibility
View drawing
Question 21
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Find the Surface Area of the Prism using
(Hint: you need units squared, use ^2)
Question 23
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What is the converted value?
Question 24
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What is the Perimeter?
Question 25
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What is the Height?
Question 26
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What is the Area of the Base? Round to 2 decimal places. (Hint: you need units squared, use ^2)
Question 27
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What is the Surface Area of the Figure? Round to 2 decimal places. (Hint: you will need units squared, use ^2)
