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Question 1 - Page 77 - Imagining Solids - Chapter 4 Class 8 - Exploring Some Geometric Themes (Ganita Prakash II
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Ganita Prakash Class 8 - Part 1, 2
Chapter 4 Class 8 - Exploring Some Geometric Themes (Ganita Prakash II
- Fractals
- Sierpinski Carpet
- Sierpinski Gasket
- Figure it out - Page 72
- Koch Snowflake
- Fractals in Art
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Imagining Solids
- Solid Shapes
- Net of a Cube
- Net of other Figures
- Shortest Paths on a Cube
- Projections
- Top view, Front View, Side view
- Shadows as Projections
- Figure it out - Page 95-97
- Isometric Projections
- Drawing on Isometric Grids
- Figure it out - Page 100, 101
Transcript
Question 1 - Page 77 Can you describe a solid and a viewpoint that would result in each of the following cases? If it helps, you can imagine the solid passing through a wall like Tom did, and leaving a hole of the appropriate shape.We have these questions to answer 5. A solid whose profile has a square outline 6. A solid whose profile has a circular outline 7. A solid whose profile has a triangular outline Question 5 (Square outline): A cube viewed straight onto any face. Alternatively, a cylinder where the height equals its width, viewed straight from the side. Question 6 (Circular outline): A sphere viewed from any direction, a cylinder viewed from directly above or below, or a cone viewed from directly below. Question 7 (Triangular outline): A cone viewed straight from the side, or a triangular pyramid viewed from the side.
