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The document presents a mathematics project by Arjunn Matkar from The Bishop’s Co-Ed School, detailing the mean, median, and mode of students' heights, along with definitions and examples of various 2D and 3D shapes. It includes calculations for mean (152), median (154.5), and mode (140 and 155), and discusses their proximity. Additionally, it contrasts 2D and 3D shapes, highlighting their properties and the shapes used in the project.

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Math Project

The document presents a mathematics project by Arjunn Matkar from The Bishop’s Co-Ed School, detailing the mean, median, and mode of students' heights, along with definitions and examples of various 2D and 3D shapes. It includes calculations for mean (152), median (154.5), and mode (140 and 155), and discusses their proximity. Additionally, it contrasts 2D and 3D shapes, highlighting their properties and the shapes used in the project.

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The Bishop’s Co-Ed School, Kalyani

Nagar-Pune
Name: Arjunn Matkar
Roll no: 32
Class: 6
Division: B
Subject: Mathematics
The heights of different students in my class
Mean
Mean = Total of Quantities
Number of Quantities
= 140+143+165+154+140+141+163+164+155+155
10
=1520
10
=152
Median
Median = The median is the middle number in a sorted list of
numbers in ascending order.
n = 10

n n
=5 +1=6
2 2
and
We choose the 5th and 6th observations and take their average

140;140;141;143;154;155;155;163;164;165

Median = 154 + 155 = 154.5


2
Mode
Mode = The mode is the most common number that
appears in your set of data.

Number Frequency
140
Mode =
141
140 and 155
143
154
155
163
164
165
Is the mean, median and mode very
close or different?
• Mean = 152
• Median = 154.5
• Mode = 155 and 140
Comparing the mean, median and mode, we understand that two cases can be formed
from the above information:

Case 1:
When we compare the mode as 155 with the mean and the median, we find that they are
very close together.

Case 2:
When we compare the mode as 140 with the mean and the median, we find that while the
mean and median are close, the mode is far away.
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r

Triangular Pyramid
Circl Prism
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Parallelogram Crescent
Squar
e
Triangle
Oval

Semi -
Circle

Cube Cosc
o

Rectangl Trapeziu
e Sphere Cylinder
m
Count of the angles and the sides of the shapes used in
Shapes Angle Sides
my project.Properties
s
Circle 0 0 A shape enclosed by all points in a plane that are equidistant from the centre.
Oval 0 0 Shaped like a circle that is flattened at two opposite ends.
Crescent 0 0 A shape enclosed by two circular arcs which intersect at two points.
Triangle 3 3 A polygon having three sides whose angles add up to 180°.
Square 4 4 A polygon having four sides that are equal and all four angle as 90°.
Rectangle 4 4 A polygon having four sides with opposite sides equal and all four angles as 90°.
Trapezium 4 4 A polygon having four sides in which one pair of opposite sides is parallel and the
other is not.
Parallelogram 4 4 A polygon having four sides in which both the pair of opposite sides are parallel
to each other.
Star 10 10 A polygon having 10 sides and 10 angles.
Semi-Circle 0 1 Half of a circle.
Triangular 18 10 A 3d shape consisting of 2 triangular bases and 3 rectangular faces.
Prism
Pyramid 12 8 A 3d shape consisting of 4 triangular faces.
Cube 24 12 A 3d shape consisting of 6 square faces.
Sphere 0 0 A 3d shape that is perfectly round like a ball.
What is the difference between 2D and
3D shapes?
2D Shapes 3D Shapes
2D-shaped objects are made up of A 3D-shaped object consists of length,
length and breadth. breadth, and height.

They are plane figures or flat shapes


because their dimension is limited to
Unlike two-dimensional structures, they
two-dimensional structures, not
do not appear flat or plane.
extending to height.

A three-dimensional structure uses


A two-dimensional structure uses only
three axes, x-axis, y-axis, and z-axis
two axes, the x-axis, and the y-axis.
respectively.
2D Shapes and 3d shapes used in
my project
2D Shapes 3D Shapes
Square Cube
Rectangle
Prism
Oval
Crescent Cylin
Star der
Semicircle Sphe
Circle
re
Trapezium
Parallelogram
Pyra
Triangle mid

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