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Chapter 13 Class 7 Visualising Solid Shapes

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Get solutions to all NCERT Questions of Chapter 13 Class 7, Visualising Solid Shapes. All exercise questions and examples have been solved in an easy to understand way.

 

In the previous classes, we have studied plane figures. Plane Figures are those figures which can be drawn in the paper - like rectangle, circle, triangle square. 

In this chapter, we will study

  • What are solid shapes - Solid shapes are Three Dimensional Shapes like Cube, Cuboid, Cylinder, Sphere, Pyramid, Cone
  • Solid Shapes are 3 Dimensional Shapes (3D Shapes), whereas Plane figures are 2 Dimensional Shapes (2D Shapes)
  • Faces (F), Edges (E) and Vertices (V) of a Solid Shape 
  • Nets for 3 Dimensional Shapes
  • Drawing Solid Shapes in on a flat surface
    • Oblique Sketch
    • Isometric Sketch
  • Slicing a 3D shape to visualise it
  • Visualising a Solid Shape by its shadow
  • Front view, Top View, Side View of a 3D object.

 

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Serial order wise

  Ex 13.1
  Ex 13.2
  Ex 13.3
  Ex 13.4
  Examples

Concept wise

  Nets for building shapes
  Oblique and Isometric Sketches
  Joining two 3D objects
  Cutting and slicing an object
  Shadow of 3D objects

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Updated from the new NCERT Book for 2023-24 Batch.

Get solutions to all NCERT Questions of Chapter 13 Class 7, Visualising Solid Shapes. All exercise questions and examples have been solved in an easy to understand way.

 

In the previous classes, we have studied plane figures. Plane Figures are those figures which can be drawn in the paper - like rectangle, circle, triangle square. 

In this chapter, we will study

  • What are solid shapes - Solid shapes are Three Dimensional Shapes like Cube, Cuboid, Cylinder, Sphere, Pyramid, Cone
  • Solid Shapes are 3 Dimensional Shapes (3D Shapes), whereas Plane figures are 2 Dimensional Shapes (2D Shapes)
  • Faces (F), Edges (E) and Vertices (V) of a Solid Shape 
  • Nets for 3 Dimensional Shapes
  • Drawing Solid Shapes in on a flat surface
    • Oblique Sketch
    • Isometric Sketch
  • Slicing a 3D shape to visualise it
  • Visualising a Solid Shape by its shadow
  • Front view, Top View, Side View of a 3D object.

 

Click on an exercise link below to study from the NCERT Book way.

Or click on a topic below Concept wise to learn the Teachoo way. Check out the concepts, and relevant questions of those concepts.

Check it out now.