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General Mathematics Formulae - Class 8 Mathematics Revision Notes

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Length

The units of length that are used include the following:

  • millimetre (mm)
  • centimetre (cm)
  • decimetre (dm)
  • Metre (m)
  • Dekametre (Dm)
  • Hectometre (Hm)
  • Kilometre (Km)
    MathNotes 1genfm1 length 1

From the illustration:

  • 10mm = 1cm
  • 10cm = 1dm
  • 10dm = 1m
  • 10m = 1 Dm
  • 10Dm = 1Hm
  • 10 Hm = 1Km

The relationship between the units of lengths may be clearly seen if the units are written with a 10 between them.
MathNotes 1genfm1 length 2

So to find how many small units are equivalent to another, multiply the number of tens between the units, hence:

  • Km 1
  • Hm 10
  • Dm 100
  • M 1000
  • dm 10000
  • mm 1000000


Mass

  • 1000 g = 1Kg
  • 1000 Kg = 1Tonne
  • 1000000 g = 1Tonne


Volume and Capacity

  • 1 cm3 = 1 Ml (millilitre)
  • 1000 cm3 = 1 L (litre)
  • 100 cm3 = 1 dl (decilitre)
  • 1 m3 = 1000 litre
  • 1000000 cm3 = 1 m3
  • 10 dl = 1 Litre
  • 1000ml = 1 Litre


Time

  • 60 Seconds = 1 Minute
  • 60 Minutes = 1Hour
  • 3600 Seconds = 1 Hour
  • 24 Hours = 1 day
  • 7 Days = 1 Week


Area

Rectangle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 1

 

Area = Length x Width
A = L X W

Square

 MathNotes 1genfm2 area 2

Area = Side x Side
A = S x S
A = S2

Parallelogram

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 3

A = base x Height
A = b x h

Rhombus

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 4

Area = base x height
A = b x h

Triangle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 5

Area = base x height
A = b x h

Trapezium

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 6

Area = x sum of parallel lines x height
A = (a + b) x h
A = h (a + b)

Circle, half circle, quarter circle

Circle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 7

Area = П x radius x radius

A = П x r x r

A = Пr2

Half circle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 8

Area = Area of a full circle ÷ 2

A = П r2
       2

A =½ Пr2

Quarter circle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 9

A = Area of the full circle ÷ 4

A = Пr2 ÷ 4

A = ¼Пr2

Note: П = 22/7 or 3.14 or 3 1/7



Surface Area

Surface Area of  a Cylinder

MathNotes 1genfm3 sfarea 1

T.S.A = Area of circular ends + area of the curved surface

=2Пr2 + Пdh ( if closed both ends)

T.S.A = Пr2 + Пdh (if open one end )

T.S.A = Пdh (if open both ends/pipe)

Surface Area of  a Cube

MathNotes 1genfm3 sfarea 2

T.S.A = Total area of all the six faces

= 6 x L x L

= 6L2 (if closed)

or

= 5L2 (if open one end)

Surface Area of  a Cuboid

MathNotes 1genfm3 sfarea 3

T.S.A = Total area for the six faces

= 2 (L x w) + 2 (L x h) + 2 (w x h)

or

= (L x w) + 2 (L x h) + 2(w x h) ( if open on top)

Surface Area of  a Triangular prism

MathNotes 1genfm3 sfarea 4

T.S.A = Area of all the 5 faces of the prism



Volume of Cylinder and Rectangular Shapes

Volume of a Cylinder

Volume = Base area x height

= Пr2 x height

= Пr2h

Volume of a Rectangular shape

Volume = Base area x height

V = L x w x h

Note: Depending on the cross-section, the volume of any shape / solid is given by.

V = Area of cross-section x height/length



Perimeter

Perimeter of a Rectangle

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 1

P = Length + Length + Width + Width

= L + L + W + W

= 2L + 2W or 2(L + W)

Perimeter of a Square

MathNotes 1genfm2 area 2

P = L + L + L + L

= 4L

Perimeter of a Circle

MathNotes 1genfm4 per 3

C = П x diameter

= Пd or 2Пr

Note: Perimeter of a full circle is called circumference

Perimeter of a Half a Circle

MathNotes 1genfm4 per 4

Perimeter = circumference + diameter

P = ½Пd + d

Note: For triangles and irregular shapes, JUST ADD THE DISTANCE ALL ROUND.



Expressing area of large shape

Hectare – A shape that measures 100m by 100m

Therefore 1ha = (100 x 100)m2

1 ha = 10000m2

Are – a piece / shape that measures 10m by 10m

Therefore 1 are = 10 x 10

1 are = 100m2

Hence:

1 ha = 10000m21are = 100m2

1ha = 100ares

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