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Quad-Squad
By: Josh Sanchez, Brandon Long, Justin Lee
Two Dimension SquaresTwo Dimension Squares A square is a quadrilateral with four equal sides and four A square is a quadrilateral with four equal sides and four
90 degree angles90 degree angles FlatFlat All four sides are equalAll four sides are equal Each corner is a 90 degree angle (all right angles)Each corner is a 90 degree angle (all right angles) PerimeterPerimeter AreaArea Different NamesDifferent Names
1.1. SquareSquare2.2. RectangleRectangle3.3. ParallelogramParallelogram4.4. RhombusRhombus5.5. QuadrilateralQuadrilateral6.6. TrapezoidTrapezoid
Measuring A Square
Perimeter:s+s+s+s or S4 or L2 + W2 Area:L x W= 2 (the answer equals squared)
VIDEO CHALLENGE!!!
Of all the rectangles with the same PERIMETERS, which has the biggest AREA???
Measuring a Three- Dimensional Measuring a Three- Dimensional FigureFigure
VolumeVolume::
Length x Width x Height= Length x Width x Height= 3 3 (answer of (answer of volume equals cubed)volume equals cubed)
V= L x W x H V= L x W x H
Volume of a cube:Volume of a cube:
V=SV=S3 3 (only for a cube)(only for a cube)
Three Dimension Squares
• A cube is a three dimensional figure with six congruent sides
• Six faces, eight vertices• Volume• Different Names
1. Cube2. Prism3. Tetrahedron4. Octahedron5. Dodecahedron6. Icosahedrons• Features1. Vertex2. Face3. Side
Two and Three Dimensional Squares Two and Three Dimensional Squares in the Real World in the Real World
How they are used in the Real Life!How they are used in the Real Life!
• Perimeter:1. To make buildings2. Walls3. Borders4. Fencing• Area:1. Space on the ground2. Tile, Flooring3. Mats, Rugs• Volume:1. The room inside a building2. Space inside storage (boxes etc.)3. Water in a tank (water tanks etc.)
Questions! What are examples of cubes in the real
world? What is the formula for the volume of a
cube or prism? How does area help us in life? What are some names for a three
dimensional square? Are there a such thing as a two
dimension square in the real world?
Work Cited www.nrel.gov http://www.glasgowarchitecture.co.
uk/jpgs/icon_building_saltire.jpg http://www.wirednewyork.com/
landmarks/esb/images/empire_state_building_entrance.jpg
http://www.brodeurwindow.com/images/perimeter/perimeter1.jpg