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Honors Geometry Section 7.3 Surface Area & Volume of Pyramids

Honors Geometry Section 7.3 Surface Area & Volume of Pyramids

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Page 1: Honors Geometry Section 7.3 Surface Area & Volume of Pyramids

Honors Geometry Section 7.3

Surface Area & Volume of Pyramids

Page 2: Honors Geometry Section 7.3 Surface Area & Volume of Pyramids

A pyramid is a 3-dimensional object consisting of 1 base, which must be a polygon, and three or more lateral faces which are triangles.

The lateral faces share a single vertex called the ______ of the pyramid.

Base edge and lateral edge are defined in the same way they were for prisms.

vertex

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vertex

base

lateral edge

lateral face

base edge

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As we did with prisms, pyramids are named by the shape of their

base.

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The altitude of a pyramid is the segment from the vertex

perpendicular to the base.

The height of the pyramid is the length of the altitude.

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The length of an altitude of a lateral face (i.e. the altitude of a triangular face) is called the slant

height of the pyramid.

altitudeorheight

Slantheight

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A regular pyramid is a pyramid whose base is a regular polygon and whose lateral faces are congruent isosceles triangles. In a regular pyramid the altitude intersects the base at its ______ and the slant height intersects the base edge at its ________.

center

midpoint

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You should always assume a pyramid is a regular pyramid unless

told otherwise.

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Volume of a Pyramid = 1/3 x area of the base x the height of the

pyramid

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Example 1: The pyramid of Khufu is a regular square pyramid with a base edge of 776 feet and a height of 481 feet. What is the volume of the pyramid?

)481)(776(3

1 2V

33.885,548,96 ftV

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Consider a regular square pyramid whose slant height is l and whose base edge is s.

The area of each triangle of the net is _______

The lateral area is the sum of the lateral faces,or ________= ________

½ s l

½ (4s)l4(½ sl)

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Lateral Area of a Pyramid = ½ x perimeter of the base x slant

height

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Surface Area of a Pyramid = lateral area + area of the base

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Example 2: The roof of a gazebo is a regular octagonal pyramid with a base edge of 4 feet and a slant height of 6 feet. Find the area of the roof.

only. area lateral for the Looking

pl2

1L 296)6)(32(

2

1ft

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Example 3: A regular square pyramid has base edges of 8 m and an altitude of 8 m. Find the surface area and volume of the pyramid.

8

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Example 3: A regular square pyramid has base edges of 8 m and an altitude of 8 m. Find the surface area and volume of the pyramid.

8

8

4

5480

80

842

222

c

c

c

plL2

1

BLS

564)54)(32(2

1

25646464564 m

36.1708643

1mBhV

3

1