development of surfaces

Question 1

uses parallel lines to
construct the expanded pattern of each threedimensional shape. The method divides the surface
into a series of parallel lines to determine the shape
of a pattern. Example: Prism, Cylinder.

Answer 1

PARALLEL LINE
DEVELOPMENT

Question 2

uses lines radiating from a
central point to construct the expanded pattern of
each three-dimensional shape. Example: Cone,
Pyramid

Answer 2

RADIAL LINE
DEVELOPMENT

Question 3

developments are made from
polyhedrons, single curved surfaces, and
wrapped surfaces. Example: Tetrahedron
and other polyhedrons

Answer 3

TRIANGULATION
DEVELOPMENTS

Question 4

, the shape
obtained is only approximate. After joining,
the part is stretched or distorted to obtain
the final shape. Example: Sphere.

Answer 4

APPROXIMATE
DEVELOPMENT

Question 5

is one in which no stretching or distortion
of the surfaces occurs, and every surface of the development
is the same size and shape as the corresponding surface on
the 3-D object
* Polyhedrons are composed entirely of plane surfaces that can
be flattened true size onto a plane in a connected sequence.

Answer 5

TRUE
DEVELOPMENT

Question 6

are composed
of consecutive pairs of straight-line
elements in the same plane.

Answer 6

• Single curved surfaces

Question 7

what is the example of radial line development?

Answer 7

cone,pyramid

Question 8

what is the example of approximate development?

Answer 8

sphere

Question 9

what is the example of parallel line development?

Answer 9

prism,cylinder

Question 10

what is the example of triangulation development?

Answer 10

tetrahedron and other polyhedrons