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Final Project

Math16-1L / B4

Submitted by:

Ibarra, Neyo
Roxaz, Benedic
Yoda, Joji
Perea, Aaron John
Submitted to:

Mr. Dan Andrew Magcuyao

September 16 2015

a) Title:
Cube Calculator
b) Significance:
This project can help calculate the parts and properties of the cube (e.g LSA/TSA,
volume, diagonal etc.) given the required data.
It can also be used as a calculator for students who need to compute the properties/parts
of the cube and can also use it as a reference to compute other solid objects.

c) Definition:
a symmetrical three-dimensional shape, either solid or hollow, contained by six equal
squares.
d) Parts of the Cube
Face- A cube has six faces which are all squares, so each face has four equal sides and all
four interior angles are right angles.
Edge- A line segment formed where two edges meet. A cube has 12 edges, because all
faces are squares and congruent to each other, all 12 edges are the same length.
Vertex- A point formed where three edges meet. A cube has 8 vertices.
Face Diagonals- are line segments linking the opposite corners of a face. Each face has
two, for a total of 12 in the cube. The length of the face diagonals is given by the formula
where s is the length of one side (edge). Since the faces are squares, this is the same as
the diagonal of a square.
Space Diagonals- Space diagonals are line segments linking the opposite corners of a
cube, cutting through its interior. A cube has 4 space diagonals. The length of the space
diagonal is given by the formula where s is the length of one side (edge).
e) Properties of a Cube:
Volume- The volume is s3 where s is the length of one edge. See Volume of a cube.
Surface Area- The surface area of a cube is 6s2 , where s is the length of one edge.
See Surface area of a cube.

f) Source Code:
// This is a program that obtains the following data for a cube when given the dat
//a of the cubes side(S)

// the following data that will be given are the following:


//AREA (2D FACE),LATERAL SURFACE AREA,TOTAL SURFACE
Object),VOLUME ,FACE //DIAGONAL , and SPACE DIAGONAL
clc;
clear;
disp("Final Project for Math16-1L")
disp("Cube Formulas")
disp()
side=input ("Please input the length of the cubes side (S): ");
if side<=0 then
disp("negative number not allowed");
abort;
end
volume = side^3;

AREA(3D

area2d = side^2;
latarea= 4*(side)^2
totalarea= 6*(side)^2;
diagoface = side*sqrt(2);
diagospace= side*sqrt(3);
disp();
printf(Volume of the Cube is: %d cubic units',volume);
disp();
printf('2D Area of the Cube is: %d squared units',area2d);
disp();
printf(Lateral Surface Area of the Cube is: %d squared units',latlarea);
disp('');
printf(Total Surface Area of the Cube is: %d squared units',totalarea);
disp('');
printf(Face Diagonal of the Cube is: %d',diagoface);
disp('');
printf(Space Diagonal of the Cube is: %d',diagospace);
disp('');

cubo=[-side side side; side side side; side -side side; -side -side side;.. -side side -side;
side side -side; side -side -side; -side -side -side]';
//coord vertici
facce=zeros(3,4,6);
facce(:,:,1)=cubo(:,[1 2 3 4]);
facce(:,:,2)=cubo(:,[5 8 7 6]);
facce(:,:,3)=cubo(:,[3 7 8 4]);
facce(:,:,4)=cubo(:,[2 6 7 3]);
facce(:,:,5)=cubo(:,[1 5 6 2]);
facce(:,:,6)=cubo(:,[1 4 8 5]);
xx=matrix(facce(1,:,:),4,6);
yy=matrix(facce(2,:,:),4,6);

zz=matrix(facce(3,:,:),4,6);
plot3d(xx,yy,zz)

g) Scope and Limitations:


This project computes for the Volume, Area, LSA, TSA, face, and the Diagonal, given the
user inputs the required data to make the program perform the given task.
h) Screen Shots:

Figure 1: Code Line 1-Line 34

Figure 2: Code Line 34-44

Figure 3: Console Part1

Figure 4: Sample Graph

i) Manual Solutions:
Given: Angle = 45
(Initial velocity is unknown)
Height of the launcher = 0.1 meters
Length of the drop of projectile = 0.1 meters

For the initial velocity:

t=

0.1 m
9.8 meters per secon d 2

t=0.1010152545

v=

0.1 m
0.1010152545 s

v =0.9899494937 m/ s

Time of flight

t=

2 v
9.8 meters per second

t=

2 0.98995
9.8 meters per second

t=0.1428572159
Max Range

x=v cos 45 0.1428572159 s

x=0.1 m
Max Height Reached

1 t
y=v t sin angle g
2 2

()

1
0.143
y=0.99 0.143 sin 45 ( 9.8 )
2
2

y=0.075 m

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