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Solids of Revolution Poster

Solids of Revolution Poster

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Solids of Revolution Poster

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This clear and striking poster, explains graphically and in word how solid shapes can be generated by rotating about an axis. The role of profiles and the differences between solids and surfaces of revolution are explained - and how different axes generate different solids even though the profile is the same.

A1 poster (840 x 600mm) on thick paper.

For primary and secondary school classrooms

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