 Lateral Surface Area : S = ½ P l  P represents the perimeter of the base and l represents the slant height  Total Surface Area : S = ½ P l + B 

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 Lateral Surface Area : S = ½ P l  P represents the perimeter of the base and l represents the slant height  Total Surface Area : S = ½ P l + B  B represents the area of the base

 Lateral Surface Area : S = πr l  l represents the slant height  Total Surface Area : S = πr l + πr 2 Slant height Height Radius

 The base edge length and slant height of the square pyramid are multiplied by 2/3. Describe the effect of the surface area.

 Pg. 693 #6-12 even, even, 30  Pre-AP pg. 693 #6-12 even, even, 30, 34