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Geometric Shapes and Solids Analysis

The document provides an overview of geometric designs, focusing on the recognition and analysis of geometric shapes, including polygons and solids. It discusses properties of polygons, types of solids, and introduces Platonic solids along with Euler's formula. Additionally, it covers transformations and symmetry in geometric designs.
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Geometric Shapes and Solids Analysis

The document provides an overview of geometric designs, focusing on the recognition and analysis of geometric shapes, including polygons and solids. It discusses properties of polygons, types of solids, and introduces Platonic solids along with Euler's formula. Additionally, it covers transformations and symmetry in geometric designs.
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GEOMETRIC

DESIGNS
By:
Emerson Dave A. Silutan, LPT
RECOGNIZING
AND ANALYZING
GEOMETRIC
SHAPES
POLYGONS

-is a two-dimensional
shape with straight
sides
Simple Complex
Polygon Polygon
Convex Concave
Polygon Polygon
SHAPE NUMBER OF SUM OF MEASUREMENT
SIDES INTERNAL OF EACH
ANGLES ANGLE FOR
REGULAR
POLYGON
Triangle 3 180⁰ 60⁰

Quadrilateral 4 360⁰ 90⁰

Pentagon 5 540⁰ 108⁰

Hexagon 6 720⁰ 120⁰

. . . .
. . . .
. . . .
Any Polygon n (n-2)x180⁰ (n-2)x180⁰/n
SOLIDS
-a solid or form is the
geometry of a three-
dimensional space, the kind
of space we live in.
SOLIDS
-a solid or form is the
geometry of a three-
dimensional space, the kind
of space we live in.
SOLIDS
-it is called three-dimensional
because there are three
dimensions: width, depth and
height.
SOLID PROPERTIES

SURFACE AREA VOLUME


TYPES OF SOLID

NON-
POLYHEDRA
POLYHEDRA
POLYHEDRA

-are solids
made of flat
surfaces; each
surface is a
polygon.
NON-POLYHEDRA
-are solids
with curved
surfaces or a
mix of curved
and flat
surfaces
PLATONIC SOLID
-is a convex polyhedron
whose faces are all congruent
convex regular polygons
-none of its faces intersect
except at their edges, and it
has the same number of
faces that meet at each of its
vertices
PLATONIC SOLIDS

TETRAHEDRON
 4 Faces CUBE OCTAHEDRON
 6 Faces  8 Faces
 4 Vertices
 8 Vertices  6 Vertices
 6 edges
 12 edges  12 edges

DODECAHEDRON ISOCAHEDRON
 12 Faces  20 Faces
 20 Vertices  12 Vertices
 30 edges  30 edges
EULER’S FORMULA
-deals with shapes called
polyhedra
F+V-E=2
Where:
F is the number of faces
V is the number of vertices or
corners
E is the number of edges
EULER’S FORMULA
Polyhedron Faces Vertices Edges F+V-E = 2

TETRAHEDRON 4 4 6 4+4-6=2

CUBE 6 8 12 6+8-12=2

OCTAHEDRON 8 6 12 8+6-12=2

DODECAHEDRON 12 20 30 12+20-30=2

ICOSAHEDRON 20 12 30 20+12-30=2
PRISM
-is a polyhedron whose sides
are all flat. It has the same
section all along its length,
and its shape is a polygon.
PRISM

Cross Section Cross Section


Square Prism Cube

Cross Section
Cross Section
Triangular Prism
Pentagonal Prism
PYRAMID

-is a polyhedron made


by connecting a base to
an apex
Triangular
PYRAMID

Square
PYRAMID

Pentagonal
PYRAMID
NON-POLYHEDRA

Sphere
-is a perfectly round object in a
three-dimensional space.
NON-POLYHEDRA

Cylinder
-is a three-dimensional solid
object bounded by a curved
surface and two parallel circles
of equal size at the ends.
NON-POLYHEDRA

Torus
-is a solid formed by revolving a
small circle along a line made by
another circle.
NON-POLYHEDRA

Cone
-is made by rotating a triangle.
The triangle has to be a right-
angled triangle and it gets
rotated around one of its two
short sides.
TRANSFORMATIONS
TRANSFORMATIONS
Glide Reflection
SYMMETRY
SYMMETRY
Translation

Rotation Reflection
SYMMETRY
ROSETTE PATTERN
FRIEZE PATTERN
TESSELLATION

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