Three-Dimensional Geometry

 Coordinate geometry is the study of geometric figures using coordinate axes. In the coordinate axes, straight lines, curves, circles, ellipses, hyperbolas, and polygons may all be easily drawn and resized. To get the coordinates of the point that separates a line segment into a ratio, apply the Section formula (externally or internally). In physics and […]

The centroid of a triangle is an essential subject in geometry. A triangle is a three-sided, three-interior-angle delimited figure. A triangle can be categorised into numerous sorts based on its sides and angles. Scalene triangle Isosceles triangle Equilateral triangle Triangle with an acute angle Triangle with an obtuse angle Triangle with a right angle A

Three – Dimensional geometry is the study of forms in three dimensions. It uses three coordinates in the XYZ plane: x-coordinate, y-coordinate, and z-coordinate. Three-dimensional forms are those that occupy space. Solid forms with three dimensions of length, breadth, and height are known as 3D shapes. All known matter exists in three-dimensional space, which is

Any portion of a line with two endpoints and a set length is referred to as a line segment. It differs from a line that can extend in both directions and has neither a beginning nor an end. We’ll learn more about a line segment, its symbol, and how to measure one in this session.

What does the term “Intersecting Lines” mean?  The phrase ‘intersecting lines’ refers to a scenario in which two or more lines intersect in a plane and unite to form a single line. It is referred to as the point of the junction because the crossing lines all share a similar point, hence earning the term.

In general, dealing with 2-dimensional figures and problems is very common and can usually be solved by drawing. But understanding 3-dimensional figures is a little bit uncommon because we can’t draw every diagram properly on paper. So, we need to understand it mentally ( hypothetically). We can assume one of the corners of our room

Introduction: The term “area” refers to the space within a closed shape’s boundary or perimeter. Such a shape has at least three sides that are brought together to form a boundary. The “area” formula in mathematics is a symbolic representation of such space. The area is the space or region enclosed by a closed geometric

Have you ever faced any confusion in these two terms i.e., Area and Volume You might have come across many 3D or 2D figures in your life. Like a water bottle, A washing machine, a bag, a rectangle, a circular playground, etc. These all things cover some area and have a volume. 2D figures have

Have you ever faced any confusion in these two terms i.e., Area and Volume You might have come across many 3D or 2D figures in your life. Like a water bottle, A washing machine, a bag, a rectangle, a circular playground, etc. These all things cover some area and have a volume. 2D figures have

Introduction: In general, a hemisphere refers to half of the world, such as the northern or southern hemisphere. In geometry, however, a hemisphere is a three-dimensional shape formed by splitting a sphere into two equal halves, each with one flat side. In real life, we come across a variety of hemisphere-shaped things. For example, cutting