Shape and Measurement Overview
This topic includes:
• review of units of measurement of length, angle, area, volume and capacity
• Pythagoras’ theorem in two dimensions, and simple examples in three dimensions, and application to practical problems
• perimeter and areas of triangles (including the use of Heron’s formula), quadrilaterals, circles and composite shapes and practical applications
• volumes and surface areas of solids (spheres, cylinders, pyramids and prisms and their composites) and practical applications
• similar figures including the mathematical conditions for similarity of two-dimensional shapes, and the linear scale factor and its extension to areas and volumes
• similarity of solids and the application of linear scale factor k > 0 to scale lengths, surface areas and volumes with practical applications
Assessment Tasks Overview
Learning Goals/Success Criteria
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