Geometry Bop

Lyrics

This is a prism A rectangular prism If you count up the sides You can calculate the rhythm You can use it as a box You could prob'ly fit a rock If the size of the rock is the volume of the box This is just a prelude to the more high poly complicated Shapes you will see in this song Let's go on Let's start with the cube the easiest of them all Once you learn how to solve you can have a ball To find the surface area, do V equals six A squared A's an edge of the cube To find the volume cube that еdge Don't slack now, sing that pledge If you wanna comе back, you can come back for more But for now lets see how you can do on the dance floor Welcome back lets see what you know Lets start learning about some cones Cones have a round bottom with a sharp point Like an ice cream cone at an ice cream joint When learning bout cones, comes the simple symbol pi Three point one four you hardly have to try The circumference of a circle can be useful in many cases One of which is working with cones, lets drop some shape bass When it comes to cones it becomes more complicated To find the surface area find the properties and do Pi times the radius times the radius plus the Square root of the height squared plus the radius squared The volume of a cone is much simpler to find All you gotta do is one third that pi times the Radius squared times the height and you're done Now that were done lets have some fun This is just a prelude to the more high poly complicated Shapes you will see in this song Let's go on One last thing I want to tell you Lets learn about cylinders Not as hard as cones but still You should know Once you are done you will Know the basics to 3D Geometry lets go see What you can do tonight Cylinders are round shapes with flat Tops and bottoms you will see Cold drink cans and water tanks They're all around Once you are done you will Know the basics to 3D Geometry lets go see What you can do tonight Heres the final rap verse lets jump right in To get that volume get the radius and the height Take pi multiply by the squared radius then Grab that height and times the height To find the surface area it gets a little harder Do pi times two times the radius times the height Plus two pi radius squared that wasn't hard With your new skills you're gonna make it far See, I told you geometry isnt that bad! Alright, see you later