Shapes


Shapes come in all forms and sizes. Have a look at the shapes below.






Circle

circle

Diamond

diamond

Rectangle


diamond

Cylinder

cylinder

Hexagon

Hexagon

Oval

Oval

Traingle

Traingle

Square

Square


2D Shapes

2D (dimensions) shapes are flat they do not have any volume.

The following are examples of 2D shapes:



Triangles


Triangles have 3 sides and the total angles of a triangle add up to 180 degrees. There are different types of triangles.



Isosceles

isosceles

The sides 1 and 2 are equal and the angles at the base are equal.




Equilateral

equilateral

The sides 1,2 and 3 are equal and all three angles are equal.



Right-angled

right-angled

A right angled triangle has a 90 degree angle.



Quadrilaterals


Quadrilateral shapes have 4 sides.

Square

square

Rectangle

rectangle

Parallelogram

parallelogram




Area of a Triangle

area of triangle


Perpendicular means upright or vertical.



Area= ½ × base × perpendicular height
A=½ × b ×h










Area of a Rectangle

area of rectangle

Area= length × width
A= l × w








Area of a Circle

area of circle

Area= pi × radius x radius
A = π × r x r
or A = π × r²
The value for π is 3.14








3D Shapes

A 3D shape has width, depth and height.

Cube

square

Cone

cone

Cylinder

cylinder



Volume of a Cylinder

area of rectangle

Volume= (pi × radius²)×height
V= πr²× h






Volume of a Cuboid



area of a cuboid

Volume= length × width × height
V= l × w × h







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