This checkpoint is split into two parts: Part 1 is about shapes and Part 2 covers Pythagoras Theorem. While Pythagoras Theorem is part of trigonometry (covered in the next checkpoint), it is useful to learn as an introduction as it commonly tested for questions concerning geometry.
You need to know how to calculate perimeter and also area for various shapes. Let's go through them.
Aside from that, you also need to know the various types of 3D shapes around:
ANGLES
The most important thing to note with angles is to see them as a PART OF A WHOLE = 360 DEGREES for 4 SIDED SHAPES and CIRCLES and 180 DEGREES for TRIANGLES.
Let's look at types of angels (what the video and make notes) and what they look like.
Parallel Lines
When parallel lines are crossed:
Now, let's go through some questions:
Q33
I am a 3D solid with 6 equal faces
Which shape am I?
A rectangular solid B cube C Cone D cylinder
What is the area, in square units of a square that has the same perimeter as the rectangle above?
A 16 B 32 C 36 D 64
In the figure below what is the value of x?
A 25 B 45 C 30 D 90
What is the area of the frame in the figure below if the inside picture has a length of 10 and a width of 6?
Helps you to find 1 side if you have the 2 other sides with a formula. Applies only to:
Here's the formula:
Here's how they came up with it:
As an addition to Pythagoras theorem, we have SOH CAH TOA:
Now let's go through some extension questions:
Q25
The square box has dimensions as shown. What is the length of the line AH?
A 12√3 B 13√2 C 5√6 D 6√5 E None of these
Q52 - The correct ratio to find x is
A 18 sin 75⁰ B 18 sin 15⁰ C 16 sin 15⁰ D 16 sin 75⁰ E 15° cos 16
Q59 - x = ?
A 6 B 9 C -6 D -16 E None of these
Now it's time to do your assignment.