Assignments > Geometry Project Geometry Project V Hide Assignment Information Instructions Geometry Project- 10% of Final Grade 0 Explanation: For this assignment, you are an interior designer. You will construct a geometrical figure that may be used to decorate a home or office. Using the skills that you have learned in this course, you will construct a threedimensional figure of your choice from a prism or pyramid. 0 Purpose: The purpose of this assignment is for you to reason with the mathematical concepts that you have learned this semester. The project must include the following: 0 Introduction to the design including its description, dimensions, and properties. 0 Drawing of the net of the design and the physical model (a replica). O Derivation of the formula for surface area of the design including an explanation and justification for the formula. 0 Derivation of the formula for volume of the design including an explanation and justification for the formula. 0 MPLEASE NOTE:** Do not simply include a formula and your work. You must explain how/why the formula for each calculation (surface area and volume) works. 0 Audience: You are trying to sell this design to a customer who has just purchased a home and is currently in need of items to decorate his/her new place. You want to convince the customer to buy your design. The design is a replica, and not the actual product. 0 Format or Genre: The write-up for this assignment will include a memo to the customer including the 4 components above and a personal reflection of your overall experience with the project. There is no specific word limit. 0 Evaluation Criteria: This project will be evaluated as follows: . Format or Genre: The write-up for this assignment will include a memo to the customer including the 4 components above and a personal reflection of your overall experience with the project. There is no specific word limit. . Evaluation Criteria: This project will be evaluated as follows: o Part A: The Memo to the Customer (in Word or PDF format) " Introduction to the design including its description and dimensions. (15 points) " Drawing of the net of the design (15 points) Picture of the physical model (a replica) (20 points) Derivation of the formula for surface area of the design including an explanation and justification for the formula. (20 points) " Derivation of the formula for volume of the design including an explanation and justification for the formula. (20 points) o Part B: Presentation Part B includes some method of presentation. The avenue for your presentation is up to you. Some ideas include a video posted to YouTube or Vimeo, a screen capture (screencastomatic.com), a Prezi (prezi.com), an infographic (piktochart.com or canva.com), or any other method of your choosing. Regardless of mode, your presentation must include the following aspects: Showcase your project and present the information in Part A. (20 points) Your reaction to the project. (10 points) An explanation of the relevance of this project in relation to the teaching profession. (10 points) An explanation of your responsibility to the teaching profession as it relates to this project. (10 points) . All components of this project include a total of 140 points. If any portion of the project is missing, points will be deducted.Geometry Project Paper Example1 > ED arly 1 of3 - + Automatic Zoom View as Text Download > > Dear Buyer, V I have found a grey fabric ottoman that I believe would complement your modern home that has an artistic twist. This hexagonal design would align with your sectional couch giving every spot at the couch access as well as adding a statement piece to the living area. This ottoman is a hexagonal prism, with a height of 15 inches (1 14 feet) and a base of 18 inches (1 1/2 feet) The best news is, the top opens giving you complete storage room. 15 U1 81 18 in 15 In UI 81 g1 There is a limit of space in the new living area, I found the surface of the hexagonal prism ottoman that way you know how big the item is that you could be moving into your home. When finding the surface area, I found what the area of one square side would be and multiplied thatK 'I' ' W I uh, ' 1- mmmug'w... v new no lulu uuwnwau - l 1/ There is a limit of space in the new living area, I found the surface of the hexagonal prism ottoman that way you know how big the item is that you could be moving into your home. When nding the surface area, I found what the area of one square side would be and multiplied that answer by six to nd the area of all the sides. Next, I found the area of one hexagon and multiplied that answer by 2 because there are two hexagonal sides. Finally, I added the two solutions I found together to nd the total surface area, making sure all eight sides were accounted for. Q |Eaf3 |+ ViewasText Download ll The surface area of the hexagonal ottoman is 3033.55 in2 or 275.3 ft2. Because this ottoman also has a storage compartment too, the volume will be needed to know how many blankets or books you can store. Volume is the how much space around (base) by how much space deep(height) to get the total space. Since we know the area of the hexagonal base, we can multiply this by the height and nd its volume. Geometry Project Paper Examplel ED 2 of 3 - + Automatic Zoom View as Text Download > > multiply this by the height and find its volume. Volume V= 3.N3 ash 2 V = B . h a= 18 B= hexagon area V= B. h h: 15 ( Base ) V= 841. 78 in 15 in V: 12. 426. 10 in3 12,626- 70/ 12 : 1, 052.23 ft3 The volume of the hexagonal prism ottoman is 12,626.7in3 or 1,052.23ft3. I hope you find these dimensions will work for you and your space. https://prezi.com/p/pvzq12yp3stq/? present=1