SAQA: 9016
Measurements of Shapes
in 2D & 3D
,MATHEMATICS LITERACY
SAQA: 9016 REPRESENT ANALYSE AND CALCULATE SHAPE AND MOT
IN 2-AND 3-DIMENSIONAL SPACE IN DIFFERENT CONTE
APPLY KNOWLEDGE OF STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY T
SAQA: 9015 CRITICALLY INTERROGATE AND EFFECTIVELY
COMMUNICATE FINDINGS ON LIFE RELATED PROBLEM
DESCRIBE, REPRESENT, ANALYSE AND EXPLAIN CHANG
SAQA: 7484 IN SHAPE AND MOTION IN 2- AND 3DIMENSIONAL SPAC
WITH JUSTIFICATION
WORK WITH A WIDE RANGE OF PATTERNS AND INVERSE
SAQA: 7470
OF FUNCTIONS AND SOLVE RELATED PROBLEMS
USE MATHEMATICS TO INVESTIGATE AND MONITOR TH
SAQA: 7468 FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF PERSONAL, BUSINESS, NATIONA
AND INTERNATIONAL ISSUES
,REPRESENT ANALYSE AND CALCULATE SHAPE AND
MOTION IN 2-AND 3-DIMENSIONAL SPACE IN DIFFEREN
CONTEXTS
, Difference between 2D and 3D.
❑ 3D objects have height, width, and depth, while 2D
objects only have height and width. Objects in the real
world are 3-dimensional, because they have depth. A
drawing on paper is often 2D, but linear perspective is th
process of creating a 2D image that appears to be 3-
Dimensional.
❑ Any shape that can be laid flat on a piece of paper or an
mathematical plane is a 2D shape. As a child, your first
drawings probably used basic shapes, such as squares,
triangles, and circles. Now you can find 2D shapes in the
world all around you. Examples of 2D shapes include
rectangles, octagons, and even hearts.
Measurements of Shapes
in 2D & 3D
,MATHEMATICS LITERACY
SAQA: 9016 REPRESENT ANALYSE AND CALCULATE SHAPE AND MOT
IN 2-AND 3-DIMENSIONAL SPACE IN DIFFERENT CONTE
APPLY KNOWLEDGE OF STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY T
SAQA: 9015 CRITICALLY INTERROGATE AND EFFECTIVELY
COMMUNICATE FINDINGS ON LIFE RELATED PROBLEM
DESCRIBE, REPRESENT, ANALYSE AND EXPLAIN CHANG
SAQA: 7484 IN SHAPE AND MOTION IN 2- AND 3DIMENSIONAL SPAC
WITH JUSTIFICATION
WORK WITH A WIDE RANGE OF PATTERNS AND INVERSE
SAQA: 7470
OF FUNCTIONS AND SOLVE RELATED PROBLEMS
USE MATHEMATICS TO INVESTIGATE AND MONITOR TH
SAQA: 7468 FINANCIAL ASPECTS OF PERSONAL, BUSINESS, NATIONA
AND INTERNATIONAL ISSUES
,REPRESENT ANALYSE AND CALCULATE SHAPE AND
MOTION IN 2-AND 3-DIMENSIONAL SPACE IN DIFFEREN
CONTEXTS
, Difference between 2D and 3D.
❑ 3D objects have height, width, and depth, while 2D
objects only have height and width. Objects in the real
world are 3-dimensional, because they have depth. A
drawing on paper is often 2D, but linear perspective is th
process of creating a 2D image that appears to be 3-
Dimensional.
❑ Any shape that can be laid flat on a piece of paper or an
mathematical plane is a 2D shape. As a child, your first
drawings probably used basic shapes, such as squares,
triangles, and circles. Now you can find 2D shapes in the
world all around you. Examples of 2D shapes include
rectangles, octagons, and even hearts.
