Today, I'll be teaching a little bit of geometry, so if you have any questions just e-mail.
Perimeter Formulas:
Square: 4s
Triangle: Sum of the Sides
Rectangle: 2(l+w)
Equilateral Triangle: 3s
Circle(Circumference) (2)(pi)(r)
A perimeter of any shape is the length of the lining surrounding the shape.
Area Formulas:
Square: s^2, d^2/2
Triangle: 1/2bh, 1/2(sina)(b)(c)
Equilateral Triangle: (sqrt3/4)(s^2)
Rectangle: (l)(w)
Circle: (pi)(r^2)
Ellipse: (pi)(a)(b)
Trapeziod: [ h(b1+b2) ] / 2
Volume Formulas:
Cylinder: (pi)(r^2)(h)
Cone: (1/3)(pi)(r^2)(h)
Rectangular Prism: (l)(w)(h)
Cube: s^3
Pyramid: (1/3)(l)(w)(h)
Sphere: (4/3)(pi)(r^3)
Surface Area:
Cylinder: (2)(pi)(r^2) + (2)(pi)(r)(h)
Cone: (pi)(r)^2 + (pi)(r)(slant)
Rectangle: (2lh) + (2lw) + (2wh)
Cube: (6)(s^2)
Square Pyramid: (s^2) + (1/2)(s^3) + (2)(h^2)(s)
Sphere: (4)(pi)(r^2)
s = side
l=length
w=width
d=diagonal
h=height
r=radius
Math Tutorial?
Yeah I need help proving Goldbach's conjecture. Thanks.
Reply:No one will answer a question that is so long. You have to break it to one of two question each submitted separately
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