Any Triangle End
Part of the Surface Area & Volume section of Coddy's Geometry journey. Lesson 4 of 60.
A common mistake with a tent is to use a slanted side as the height. The height of the triangle end is the dashed line. It goes from the top straight down to the base, at a right angle.
The area of the end is half the base times this height: . The tent is 10 long, so it holds . The slanted sides are not used.
Challenge
The tent is a prism with a triangle end. Tap the three lengths you need for its volume. Leave the other lengths.
Then press Check.
Try it yourself
Find the right part on the figure
All lessons in Surface Area & Volume
1Volume of Prisms
Volume of a CuboidDouble Every EdgeVolume of a PrismAny Triangle EndA Missing EdgeRecap: Prism Volume4Pyramids
Volume of a PyramidThe Slant HeightHeight From the SlantHeight From the VolumeRecap: Pyramids3Cylinders
Volume of a CylinderHeight From the VolumeRadius From the VolumeEnough to Find It?Recap: Cylinders6Spheres and Hemispheres
Volume of a SphereHalf a SphereRadius From the VolumeSphere in a CylinderRecap: Spheres9Pyramids and Cones Outside
Surface of a PyramidSlant Height FirstSurface of a ConeThe Cone: Slant FirstRecap: Pyramid Surfaces