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This document provides definitions and explanations related to spheres. It defines a sphere as a solid generated by revolving a semicircle about its diameter. It lists examples of spheres from daily life like balls and globes. It explains that the diameter of a sphere passes through its center and that the center and radius of the semicircle used to generate the sphere are also the center and radius of the sphere. It defines a hemisphere as half of a sphere divided by a plane passing through the center. It provides formulas for the surface area of a hemisphere and sphere and the volume of a sphere and hemisphere.
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- 4. NAME : A AMMU BITIYA SUBJECT : MATHEMATICS ROLL NO :
- 5. sphere
- 6. sphere Definition: A semicircle when revolved about its diameter which is kept fixed, a solid will be generated. This solid is called a sphere.
- 7. examples of sphere Some of the objects from our daily life which brings to our mind the concept of sphere is ball, globe, lemon and shot put etc.
- 8. Diameter of the sphere A line segment passing through the center of the sphere and having its end points on the sphere is called the diameter of the sphere. A O B AOB is the diameter
- 9. Center anD raDius of the sphere The sphere is generated by one complete revolution of the semi-circle AOB about the diameter AOB. The center and radius of the semi circle are the center and radius of the sphere.
- 10. hemisphere Definition: A section of a sphere produced by a plane is a circle. The circle, which passes through the center of the sphere is the largest circle. It divides the sphere into two equal parts. Each part is called hemisphere.
- 11. Illustration of surface area of the hemisphere The length of the string used to cover the entire hemisphere is twice the length of the string used to cover the circular region.
- 12. RemaRk In case of sphere, the curved surface area and the total surface area are same. the
- 13. Volume of the spheRe • Volume of the sphere = 4/3 π r3 Cu. Units.
- 14. Volume of hemispheRe Volume of hemisphere = ½ × volume of sphere = ½ × 4/3π r3 = 2/3π r3 Cu.units
- 15. Examples:1. Radius of the sphere is 4 m. Find its surface area Given : Surface area of the sphere = 4 × πr 2 = 4 x π x 16 = 64 πm2
- 16. POST TEST 1. Define sphere? 2. What is the surface area of the hemisphere? 3. What is the surface area of the sphere?
- 17. RESPONSES 1. A semicircle when revolved about its diameter which is kept fixed, a solid will be generated. This solid is called a sphere. 2. Surface area of the hemisphere = 2π r2 Sq. units. 3. Surface area of the sphere = 4π r2 Sq. units.