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Includes Area, Perimeter & Volume

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Geometry Chapter 11: Measurement of Figures and Solids - YouTube

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We know how much you love formulas. You've got a couple scratched into the top of your desk, another tattooed on your left forearm (your mom is still ticked about that one). Well, welcome to the laboratory -- we've got a few more for you. For more information on Area Formulas, check out this!

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Math Basics: Area of Rectangles and Triangles

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Learning how to calculate areas has tons of real-world applications, like being able to cover your walls completely with Zac Efron posters. Unfortunately it can't help you figure out a better use of your time...

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Okay, so you know the length and width of your cutting board, but you don't know the area of it. How do you find it? Watch the video and find out! No matter the size of the object, the way to find the area is the same, units are irrelevant to the calcuation, which gives us some room to breathe.

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This video can run circles around other videos about circles. Sir Cumfrence, of Round Table fame, explains all the properties of...well, circles Whether you're looking for how the radius relates to the diameter or how to deal with pi (when you're not eating it, that is), this video covers the basic attributes of our circular friends.

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Perimeter & Circumference: http://www.shmoop.com/basic-geometry/perimeter-circumference.html Meet Sir Cumference and Perry Meter. They know all about the lengths of the edges of figures. It's their job to measure them.

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Volume of Prisms and Cylinders by Shmoop

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Math Guide: http://www.shmoop.com/basic-geometry/volume-prisms-cylinders.html The volume formula of prisms and cylinders are the same. It's just the area of the base times the height. Now you can figure out the volume of shampoo bottles and cookie tins to your heart's content. Yumm, cookies.

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Volume is essential in every single one of our lives. It dictates our life, the food we eat, the amount of fluid we drink, hydraulics - to name a few. Everything has a volume, it is in the very definition of matter. Who knows?

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