3 Dimensional Solids Terms-Mrs. Mele Geometry Honors
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English | Math / Symbols |
|---|---|
 Prism | Has 2 bases that must be congruent or parallel, 1 height which is the distance from base to base, named according to shape of bases, faces are rectangles. |
| Cylinder | A special prism with 2 circular bases. |
| Pyramid | Has 1 base, 2 heights (slant height- l; and height of solid-h), named according to shape of base. |
| Cone | A circular based pyramid. |
| Nets | An unfolded, two-dimensional pattern of a 3D solid. |
| Platonic Solid | A 3D solid where every face is congruent. |
| Tetrahedron | A platonic solid consisting of 4 congruent triangular sides. |
| Cube | A platonic solid consisting of 6 congruent square sides. |
| Octahedron | A platonic solid with 8 congruent triangles. |
| Dodecahedron | A platonic solid with 12 congruent pentagonal sides. |
| Isohedron | A platonic solid with 20 congruent triangular sides. |
| Lateral Area | Sum of area of the entire solid except for the base(s). |
| Total Surface Area | Sum of the area of all of the faces. |
| Measurements: Surface Area vs. Volume | SA: units² Volume: units³ |
| What is the top part of a hemisphere called? | The Great Circle |
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