Submitted to:-
Mrs. Pooja Kundra
Submitted By:-
Rimsha
7-E
Acknowledgement
I would like to express my special thanks to
my Math's teacher who gave me the golden
opportunity to do this wonderful presentation
on the topic ‘Mensuration’. This helped me in
doing a lot of research work and I came to
know about many things, I am really grateful
to the teacher for her constant guidance and
support.
Contents
Introduction
Acknowledgement
Quote-Unquote
Parts
Plane Mensuration
Perimeter and Area
Circumference
Introduction
 The word “Mensuration” is derived from the
Greek word “Mensuration” meaning “to
measure” and refers to that branch of
mathematics and deals with the measurement
of geometric magnitudes, such as areas of
surfaces and volumes of solids. It is a practical
branch of mathematics.
Introduction
 The Mensuration took its birth in Egypt. Then
it was applied and expanded by great people
like Pythagoras, Euclid, Archimedes, Ptolemy
etc
 Mensuration is all about the process of
measurement. It is based on the use of
algebraic equations and geometric calculations
to provide measurement data regarding the
width, depth, and volume of a given object.
Quote-Unquote
 Listen to some famous quotes from famous
people about geometry.
• I think the universe is pure geometry-
basically, a beautiful shape twisting around
space-time.
– Antony Garret Lisi
• There is geometry in the humming of strings,
there is music in the spacing of spheres.
-Pythagoras
Parts
 Mensuration is divided into 2 parts:-
 1. Plane mensuration deals with the
measurement of solids, perimeters and areas
of plane figures like triangle, polygons etc.
 2. Solid mensuration deals with the
measurement of surfaces, areas and volumes
of solid figures like cube, cuboid, sphere,
cone, cylinder etc.
Plane Mensuration
In this presentation, I am gonna explain
you about plane mensuration which
means the measurement of solids,
perimeters and areas of plane figures
like triangle, polygons etc.
So lets begin with perimeter and area
and then circumference.
Perimeter and Area
TRIANGLE
 Perimeter of triangle= Sum of length of all sides
 Perimeter of an equivalent triangle= side*3
 Area of a triangle= ½ breadth*height
SQUARE
 Perimeter of square=4*s
 Area of square=s*s
Perimeter and Area
RECTANGLE
 Perimeter of rectangle=2*(length+breadth)
 Area of rectangle=length*breadth
Perimeter and Area
Circumference
CIRCUMFERENCE
  = 22/7 or 3.14159265358979323846
 = 2radius
 = diameter
Thank You

Mensuration

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    Submitted to:- Mrs. PoojaKundra Submitted By:- Rimsha 7-E
  • 2.
    Acknowledgement I would liketo express my special thanks to my Math's teacher who gave me the golden opportunity to do this wonderful presentation on the topic ‘Mensuration’. This helped me in doing a lot of research work and I came to know about many things, I am really grateful to the teacher for her constant guidance and support.
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Introduction  The word“Mensuration” is derived from the Greek word “Mensuration” meaning “to measure” and refers to that branch of mathematics and deals with the measurement of geometric magnitudes, such as areas of surfaces and volumes of solids. It is a practical branch of mathematics.
  • 5.
    Introduction  The Mensurationtook its birth in Egypt. Then it was applied and expanded by great people like Pythagoras, Euclid, Archimedes, Ptolemy etc  Mensuration is all about the process of measurement. It is based on the use of algebraic equations and geometric calculations to provide measurement data regarding the width, depth, and volume of a given object.
  • 6.
    Quote-Unquote  Listen tosome famous quotes from famous people about geometry. • I think the universe is pure geometry- basically, a beautiful shape twisting around space-time. – Antony Garret Lisi • There is geometry in the humming of strings, there is music in the spacing of spheres. -Pythagoras
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    Parts  Mensuration isdivided into 2 parts:-  1. Plane mensuration deals with the measurement of solids, perimeters and areas of plane figures like triangle, polygons etc.  2. Solid mensuration deals with the measurement of surfaces, areas and volumes of solid figures like cube, cuboid, sphere, cone, cylinder etc.
  • 8.
    Plane Mensuration In thispresentation, I am gonna explain you about plane mensuration which means the measurement of solids, perimeters and areas of plane figures like triangle, polygons etc. So lets begin with perimeter and area and then circumference.
  • 9.
    Perimeter and Area TRIANGLE Perimeter of triangle= Sum of length of all sides  Perimeter of an equivalent triangle= side*3  Area of a triangle= ½ breadth*height
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    SQUARE  Perimeter ofsquare=4*s  Area of square=s*s Perimeter and Area
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    RECTANGLE  Perimeter ofrectangle=2*(length+breadth)  Area of rectangle=length*breadth Perimeter and Area
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    Circumference CIRCUMFERENCE   =22/7 or 3.14159265358979323846  = 2radius  = diameter
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