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There are different formulas for different shapes, so I'll provide you with a few common ones.

Cylinder Sides: Pi x diameter x height

Top/bottom: Pi x radius squared

Cone Sides: Pi x radius x slant

Top/bottom: Pi x radius squared

Sphere: Pi x radius squared x 4

Pyramid (square base) Sides: Slant x Base x 2

Top/Bottom: Base squared

Rectangular Prism

L x W + W x H + H x L=____x2

(Rectangular Solid)

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15y ago

Surface area formulas are different for each shape.

square or rectangle - length*width

cube - 6*x^2 where x is the length of any given side

rectangular prism - 2ab+2bc+2ac where a, b and c are the lengths of 3 sides

circle - Pi*r^2 where r is the radius

sphere - 4*Pi*r^2 where r is the radius

cylinder - 2(Pi*r^2)+(2*Pi*r)h where r is the radius and h is the height of the cylinder

There are alot more, but these are some of the most common ones I've had to use for various reasons. A quick Google search should give you any others that you may need.

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8y ago

Actually it depends on what figure you are looking for...
Area measures exactly what it says: the amount of space a shape takes up

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15y ago

2 (pi r 2) + (2 pi r ) x height or area of top + perimeter of top x height

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15y ago

It is the area of one face multiplied by 6 since there is 6 faces

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6y ago

The answer depends on what shape it is and what information you have about that shape.

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13y ago

square units

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11y ago

a tape measure

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6y ago

Multiply the length times the width.

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