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Surface Area Formulas Homework Help Resources (Page 2)


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This tutorial takes students through detailed examples and explanations of finding the surface area and volume of solid figures.
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This page goes over the surface area and volume formulas for 3-D shapes and is interactive.
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This page will help you calculate things about a sphere. Such as radius, diameter, surface area and volume.
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Flashcards for area, surface area, volume and the perimeter of common shapes.
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Find the surface area of each triangular prism. Answers included.
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i have to find the surface area of each solid figure and assume that the bases of each pyramid or prism or regular and the base of the prism is a hexagon with the side length 5 and the height 10
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