Surface Area of Composite Shapes

Students learn to decompose composite three-dimensional figures and calculate exposed surface area using rectangular prisms, cylinders, half-cylinders, and pyramids.

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Students learn to decompose composite three-dimensional figures and calculate exposed surface area using rectangular prisms, cylinders, half-cylinders, and pyramids. Includes key formulas, a worked example, guided practice, independent practice, and a challenge problem.

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Students will identify component solids in composite figures.
Students will determine shared and unexposed surfaces.
Students will calculate the surface area of prisms, cylinders, half-cylinders, and pyramids.
Students will show calculations and solve multi-step surface-area problems.

Surface Area of Composite Shapes

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