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The volume of a solid comes from cutting it into pieces you can already measure. The surface area comes from unfolding it flat and adding up the faces. Every formula in this topic is built by one of those two moves.

  1. 1Cubes, Spheres, Cones and Cylinders
  2. 2The Cuboid
  3. 3Nets
  4. 4Prisms and Cylinders
  5. 5Pyramids and Cones
  6. 6Spheres
  7. 7Drawing Solids on a Dot Grid
  8. 8Scaling Area and Volume
  9. 9Euler’s Formula for Polyhedra
  10. 10Why There Are Exactly Five Platonic Solids
  11. 11Archimedes and the Volume of a Sphere
  12. 12Surface Area of a Cuboid
  13. 13Surface Area of a Cylinder
  14. 14The Slant Height of a Cone
  15. 15Cones and Spheres
  16. 16Combined Volume and Surface Area

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