Sunday, 22 September 2013

Chap 11 MENSURATION

Chap 11
SOME IMPORTANT FACTS
1.       PERIMETER : The sum of lengths of all sides of a plane figure is called the perimeter of the figure.
2.       Area : The measurement of the region enclosed by plane figure is called the area of the plane figure.
3.       Area of Rectangle            :               Length  X Breadth
Length   =  Area  / Breadth   ;       Breadth   = Area / length
4.       Area of four walls  :  = [ 2 ( length + Breadth )  x height )
5.       Area of Square  =  (side )2    =  (diagonal )2  /2
6.       Side of Square  =              √Area
7.       Area of Parallelogram  =  Base  x Height
Base   =   Area / Height  ;  Height   =  Area  / Base
8.       Area of Quadrilateral     =             Diogonal  x ( Sum of perpendicular from opposite vertices on it )
9.       Area of Rhombus             =             product of Diagonals/2
10.   Area of Triangle                               =             ( Base  x Height ) / 2
11.   Area of Trapezium          =             ( Sum of parallel sides ) X ( distance between them )
2
12.                        The Circumference /Perimeter of a circle   =       2 πr
13.   Area of a circle of radius r            =             πr2  
14.   Cuboid  ;              ii)            Volume of a Cuboid =    Length x Breadth x Height  =  ( lbh ) Cu. Units
i)             Total Surface Area of a Cuboid  =  2 ( lb + bh + lh ) sq. units
iii)           Lateral Surface Area of a Cuboid =  [ 2 ( l + b ) x h ] Sq. units
15.   Cube   ;                 i)             Volume of a Cube =    (Edge )3 =  a3  Cu. Units
i)             Total Surface Area of a Cube  =  6 a2 sq. units
iii)           Lateral Surface Area of a Cube =  4a Sq. units
16.   Cylinder ; suppose a cylinder of Height  ‘h’ and radius ‘ r’
a.       Volume                                                =             πr2h Cu. Units
b.     Lateral Surface Area       =             2 πrh sq. Units
c.       Total surface Area           =             (2 πrh + 2πr2 ) sq. Units
17.         i)                       1 cm3        =             1 ml
     ii)                      1 liter      =             1000 cm3

i)                                    1 m3       =             1000000 cm3  =  1000  liters 

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