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Surfaces

Author: Thibaut FOURCADE

Publication date: May 10, 2022

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ABSTRACT

The surface, in physical or mathematical science, is the set of points on which it is locally possible to locate oneself by means of two real coordinates, by relations between the coordinates of their points, which are called equations of the surface or by parametric representations. In this article, we will identify the formulas that allow us to obtain the surfaces of remarkable geometric elements, such as parallelograms, ellipses and cylinders.

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  • Thibaut FOURCADE: Engineer

 INTRODUCTION

Knowing how to calculate the area of a surface from its main characteristics is a necessity in construction.

This article presents the elementary surfaces that can be encountered in the building industry, including polygons, circles, cylinders, spheres and toroids.

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KEYWORDS

surface   |   geometry   |   formula


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