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Construction Mathematics

Construction Mathematics. Using Area And Perimeter Calculations. Brainstorm: How much base molding is required for this room? What formula would you use?. Brainstorm: What other type of construction mathematic applications could this be used for?.

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Construction Mathematics

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  1. Construction Mathematics Using Area And Perimeter Calculations

  2. Brainstorm: How much base molding is required for this room? What formula would you use? Brainstorm: What other type of construction mathematic applications could this be used for?

  3. Brainstorm: What areas would you break this shape up into to calculate the floor area minus the corner fireplace?

  4. Let’s Discuss It Solution: Using the formula for perimeter we will add all sides together to determine the linear feet of molding needed. S1= 5’ +3’+5’=13’ S2-6= 9’+10’+8’+10’+9’= 46’ 46’+13’=59’ This application could also be used to calculate for Wall paper border or crown molding.

  5. SOLUTION: The area could be broken down as follows A D C B Area A: Triangle Area B : Square Area C; Rectangle Area D: ½ Circle

  6. Formulas Circle: pie r squared BUT IT IS A HALF CIRCLE SO DIVIDE BY 2

  7. SQUARE & RECTANGLE SQUARE AND RECTANGLE ARE BOTH LENGTH X WIDTH

  8. TRIANGLE ½ BASE X HEIGHT

  9. IN CONCLUSION USING BASIC MATH CALCULATIONS ITEMS SUCH AS THE FOLLOWING CAN BE ESTIMATED FOR CONSTRUCTION WALL AREA MOLDING LENGTH FLOOR AREA CEILING AREA

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