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surface area is finding area of a 3D figure

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The formula for volume is L*W*H

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Surface Area:
Formula for Surface Area is L*W
Volume:
Formula for Volume is L*W

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For surface area multiply all the sides. Use your formulas.

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surface area is the area of a figure

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Im done

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How to find volume
V=l*w*h

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Vertices are the points of the figure

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For surface area is area =l *w

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Edges are where to faces meet 🙃

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the area depends for suface area. it may be a triangle (A- 1/2bh) or rectangle (A-LW)

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Edges are the lines that make the figure

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Volume - Volume you use LxWxH. And you multiply all the edges to get the whole prism.

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How to find volume
V=l*w*h

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V=L*W*H. The original one is Bh. To solve it you have to multiply the 3 or 2 numbers you get then if its a certain promblem you multiply your cube the divide the two and thats your awenser.

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The formula for surface area is A=LW if it is a rectangle and if it is a triangle it is A= 1/2 bh.

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For surface area you have to do either L*W or 1/2bh dependes on the shape your doing. then after hyou done all the sides you have to add all the sides up and you have to do the base and the base is the bottom of the shape.

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Surface area is the area of a figure with  different dimensions

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When you do surface area you use formulas like lw or 1/2bh

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Surace area a formula for a rectangle is L*W, for a triangle its 1/2*bh

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All sides added up

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V=l•w•h

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Another way to do volume is v=l*w*h

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V

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area=l*w 😊

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surface area has multiple formulas

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V=l*w*h

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I know that surface area is the area of a shape and you divide multiply whatever and get your answer. I know that the formula of volume is L*W*H and like for an example 1,1,2 times 1,1,2 times 1,1,2 would be 3u 3/8 and than multiply 1,2 1,2 and 1,2 3 times because it represent LWH and that would be 1,8 and divide divide it and that would be 27 cubic inches

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Surface area formulas
Triangle A=1/2 ×bh
Square A=Lw

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Area equals L times W for a rectangle

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The formula for volume is v=lwh

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Area - Area uses LxW. And in area, you need to measure 2 edges to get one face.

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V=L*W*H

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The equation for volume is length times width times hight. With surface area the equation depends on what shape you are doing say theirs a square that would be area=length times height. If triangle it would be area=1/2 times base times height

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The formula for volume is V=LWH. You find volume by multiplying all the numbers or fractions.

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triangle- area- 1/2*b*h

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How to find volume
V= l*w*h

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for volume there is a easy way you do length *width* height that is better than B*h

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V=lwh

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for volume the formula is l*w*h

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V=l.w.h and A=l.w
They both involve a rectangular prism
When finding the area of a rectangular prism there is a trick where you stack up all 3 numbers and multiply them each to each other. You ALWAYS have to show work. Bases, faces, edges, vertices.

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the formula is LXWxH

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Volume=l*w*h. The original one is Bh

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I know that there volume is v=b*h.

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Hi

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Volume = length times width times height

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Hello friends and Mrs. Pearson! Here is our main formula for volume V=LWH

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v=L•W•H