How is the surface area of a wedge calculated?

A wedge is two identical triangles and 3 rectangles with the same height but different lengths. So the triangle has an area of (1/2)(5)(12) = 30 sq in, but there are two triangles, so double it, 60 sq in. read more

Assuming you mean a wedge cut from a cylinder — think a wedge of cheese — and that we know the radius r, central angle [math]\theta[/math], and height h, we have three different surfaces to find: 1. read more

Calculates the volume, lateral and surface areas of a wedge given the bottom of the rectangle. read more

A wedge can be referred as two identical triangles and three rectangles holding the same height but different lengths. It is a polyhedron solid with the five faces, nine edges, and six vertices. Use our online Surface area of wedge calculator to do rectangular wedge surface area and lateral area of the wedge based on the base side, base width, top side and height. read more