Step 1: Find 3 three-dimensional figures around your house. These can be anything from a soup can to the shower stall (Be creative!!). You need to pick at least two different shapes (ie, not all rectangular).
Step 2: Sketch each figure and label the dimensions (using appropriate units).
Step 3: Find the surface area of each figure. Make sure to draw the surfaces of the figure as we learned in this lesson. Show all work and label your answers appropriately.
Step 4: Find the volume of each figure. Show all work and label your answers appropriately

Question

Step 1: Find 3 three-dimensional figures around your house.  These can be anything from a soup can to the shower stall (Be creative!!).  You need to pick at least two different shapes (ie, not all rectangular).
 Step 2: Sketch each figure and label the dimensions (using appropriate units).
 Step 3: Find the surface area of each figure.  Make sure to draw the surfaces of the figure as we learned in this lesson.  Show all work and label your answers appropriately.
 Step 4: Find the volume of each figure.  Show all work and label your answers appropriately

mitchi35 · Answer

I have the shapes, I just dont know how to label the dimentions, finding the surface area ,or finding the volume.

anonymous · Answer

surface area: find the area of all the sides and add them together

anonymous · Answer

volume: it depends on the shape, tell me what shapes you have

mitchi35 · Answer

Oh! Okay. one down. The shapes I have are a circle. A square. And a rectangle

anonymous · Answer

ok, for volume of a rectangular prism: length x width x height

anonymous · Answer

For a cylinder: find the area of the circle on top (only one side) and then multiply it by the hight

anonymous · Answer

hope that helps!!

anonymous · Answer

height^

mitchi35 · Answer

OKay. Yeah it does a lot! Thank you. @sarenemun 

You too @Nnesha :)

anonymous · Answer

teehee ur welcome, glad to be of help

nnesha · Answer

didn't do anything yet anyws yw :=)